The Brazilian defender, Pedro Lima, has officially joined Wolves on a five-year contract with the option of an additional 12 months pending work permit and international clearance. The young player is just 18 years old and comes from the same city as teammate Matheus Cunha.
Wolves’ sporting director Matt Hobbs expressed his excitement about the new addition to the team, stating that there was strong competition for Lima’s signature. However, he added that the club had been working on bringing him to Wolves for some time now. Hobbs also highlighted that Lima is fully committed to the club’s project.
This signing marks Wolves’ fourth addition to their squad this summer, following the loan move of Jorgen Strand Larsen from Celta Vigo. With their active involvement in the transfer market, Wolves are looking to strengthen their squad ahead of the upcoming season. Lima brings youth and potential to the team, and fans will be eagerly anticipating his debut on the field.
The club has taken great care in highlighting Lima’s connection with Cunha through their social media channels, emphasizing how they are building a strong South American contingent at Molineux.
Overall, this signing is a significant step forward for Wolves as they continue their quest for success in the Premier League next season.
