Sources: Wolves £80m plan revealed as points deduction edges close
Wolves are primed to avoid future Financial Fair Play issues with owners Fosun Sports investing £80million.
Wolves are in line for a major cash injection from their owners this season, sources have told Football Insider.
As reported by Bloomberg, Fosun Sports Group are looking to raise £80million to invest in the Molineux club as well as their eSports portfolio.
It is understood that a significant amount of the cash raised will be injected into Wolves this season.
As revealed by Football Insider, Wolves were ‘dangerously close’ to a points deduction after putting themselves at risk of breaching Premier League financial rules.
Current Profit and Sustainability Rules state that top-flight clubs can lose a maximum of £105million over three seasons.
However, £90million of the allowable losses are made up of owner investment with clubs otherwise only allowed to lose £15million.
Fosun’s imminent cash injection will help to raise the allowable losses at Molineux under PSR regulations.
Club chairman Jeff Shi penned a letter to fans in August 2023 explaining that the club would be “more free financially” this summer after managing their spending last season.
Wolves sold players for a total of £144million in the 2023-24 season to steer clear of PSR breaches.
However, with imminent investment from owners the Midlands-based side are set to have a competitive budget in the summer.
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