Wolves targeting surprise move for Colombia’s World Cup star Juan Quintero
Premier League newbies have already strengthened their squad ahead of the new season with the signings of Willy Boly, Rui Patricio and Raul Jimenez
WOLVES will continue their ambitious transfer plans by attempting to sign Juan Quintero, according to reports.
The Colombia star will look to down England in their World Cup round of 16 clash on Tuesday.
He has impressed in Russia so far, having scored one and assisting twice in three matches.
And the Premier League newbies want the attacking midfielder to lead their charge for top flight survival, report the .
Boss Nuno Espirito Santo wants to use his connections from his time at Porto the land the 25-year-old.
The Wolves gaffer played and managed the Portuguese side and Quintero isn't part of the club's plans.
He has spent the last three seasons out on loan to Rennes, Independiente and River Plate.
It is believed super agent Jorge Mendes is the man driving the deal.
The Portuguese man ensured Wolves signed midfielder Ruben Neves and Diogo Jota.
Wolves have already pulled off a coup this summer by signing Portugal goalkeeper Rui Patricio.
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Neves, last year's Player of the Season, is braced to sign a new five-year contract extension.
And they are ready to make a remarkable move for Barcelona flop Andre Gomes.