Player ‘threatened not to play again’ until January following failed move to Wolves – Club eager to resolve situation

Currently on duty for the Senegal national team, Boulaye Dia upset Italy after he was refused loan by Salernitana to Wolverhampton Wanderers on transfer deadline day.

The striker really wanted to move to the Premier League but was prevented from doing so, leaving him out of the squad against Lecce and his side losing 0-2.

Rumors of him being fined surfaced on Monday and Corriere dello Sport provided a bit more information on Tuesday about the situation surrounding the Wolves target, which seems far more dramatic than initially thought. .

They explain that the Serie A club are currently working on the “best possible way” to punish the player for his behavior and are of the opinion of a fine of 15% of his monthly salary. him, or about 30,000 euros.

That aside, Salernitana knows this needs to be addressed as the striker remains a ‘financial and technical asset that needs to be rehabilitated quickly’ as the team wouldn’t be the same without it. he. The 0-2 loss to Lecce showed that, and his presence in front of goal was missed, which is exactly why Wolves wanted him in the first place.

With him already halfway around the world, it is expected he will return from international duty after having cleared his mind, although Morgan De Sanctis’ decision to turn down Wolves’ offer has greatly influenced him.

Indeed, Corriere dello Sport asserts that before leaving the Senegal team, “he threatened to stop playing” until the market reopened, ie in January.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers were keen to sign Nico Elvedi from Borussia Mönchenladbach but failed to complete the deal.

The midfielder’s contract expires in 2024 and Gladbach chief executive Roland Virkus has admitted his side want to sell him in the final transfer window. The Rheinische Post today indicated that Wolves are interested and have engaged in ‘pretty serious talks’ over a deal with the 26-year-old.

It was thought that the offer from Gary O’Neil was ‘not good’ and they ‘finally stopped communicating’, presumably with the German club. The fee offered by Wolves is not mentioned in the report.

The Swiss international is now determined to focus on the Bundesliga side after failing to make a move for himself.

“I never really wanted to leave the club. Of course, I looked around to see what would happen since I only had a year left on my contract. But now that I am here, I am also very happy, I am looking forward to this season and I will give 100% to Borussia,” he said according to the Rheinische Post.

Mönchenladbach coach Gerardo Seoane admits his side will meet Elvedi in the coming days to discuss his future.

Regarding the renewal negotiations, the player said:
“The starting position is known. I will understand everything now and then start negotiating.”

If Gladbach is unable to tie Elvedi to a new contract before the end of the year, reports say the door could open for him to switch clubs in January. If that happens, it remains to be seen whether Wolves are still interested in him.