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Santiago Bueno ‘increasingly likely’ to complete out-of-window Wolves transfer – journalist

Jack Dawson

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Santiago Bueno could still leave Wolverhampton Wanderers this summer despite the English transfer window closing on Wednesday.

Reports have emerged on Wednesday that there is still a chance that a centre-back will leave the club over the coming weeks.

Originally, it was thought that Ladislav Krejci would be on his way out of the Old Gold club after not featuring in any of Wolves’ last five matches.

However, it is now believed that Santiago Bueno is the more likely of the two to make an out-of-window exit.

The 27-year-old has been linked to a host of clubs this summer after winning Wolves’ Player of the Season award in the last campaign.

So far this season, Bueno is yet to play a single minute, despite the club’s defence looking extremely shaky.

Santiago Bueno exit makes sense

Despite many fans wanting to see Bueno in action this season, a departure from Molineux does make sense.

Wolves are currently bloated with centre-backs, with Toti Gomes, Yerson Mosquera, Nasser Djiga, Krecji and youngster Saheed Olagunju all fighting alongside Bueno for the two starting spots in the team.

Therefore, an exit for Bueno may make sense if an offer is presented.

Numerous big leagues still have their transfer window open, including the Saudi Pro League, Liga Portugal and the Super Lig.

Therefore, if Liam Keen’s report is correct, Bueno could soon be off to one of these leagues, which could make room for a further addition at Molineux via the free agent market.

Santiago Bueno clapping in blue Wolves kit
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Wolves’ defeat to West Ham on Tuesday exposed just how bad the club’s defence is.

Players such as Gomes were woeful, with Jose Sa not being much better in goal.

Now, that the transfer window has closed in England, Cesar Peixoto has no excuse not to use his other players and find his best backline.

Players such as Krecji have to start, while Kieran Trippier will be a welcome boost when he returns from injury.

However, one thing that is certain is that if Wolves do not stop the goals from leaking in, they will not be promoted back to the Premier League this season.

Nevertheless, it remains to be seen if Bueno will be recalled to the starting XI for the Birmingham City game on Sunday, or if he will be left out once again.

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