Italian papers are increasingly confident Wolves will send Patrick Cutrone to Fiorentina on loan with either an option or obligation to buy.
La Gazzetta dello Sport, Sky Sport Italia and others are convinced a deal is imminent for the former Milan striker’s return to Serie A.
He was left out of the Wolverhampton Wanderers squad to face Liverpool on Sunday, having initially been named as a substitute, officially due to feeling ‘unwell.’
Italian papers are increasingly confident Wolves will send Patrick Cutrone to Fiorentina on loan with either an option or obligation to buy.
La Gazzetta dello Sport, Sky Sport Italia and others are convinced a deal is imminent for the former Milan striker’s return to Serie A.
He was left out of the Wolverhampton Wanderers squad to face Liverpool on Sunday, having initially been named as a substitute, officially due to feeling ‘unwell.’
However, the links with Fiorentina continue to intensify and it would be a loan with either an option or an obligation to buy.
It’s reported in Italy that the Viola would be prepared to accept a €15m option, with obligation perhaps linked to games played.
Cutrone turns 22 next week and only left Milan for Wolverhampton in July for €18m plus up to another €4m in bonuses.
He has scored three goals and provided four assists for Wolves in 24 competitive matches.