Wolves midfielder Mario Lemina (31) will be allowed to secure a deadline day loan move to Galatasaray once Wolverhampton sign Marshall Munetsi (28) from Ligue 1 outfit Reims, according to L’Equipe.

The Super Lig leaders are said to have agreed a €2.5m (£2.08m) for the player, who has previously represented the club earlier in his career. A sale for a cut-price fee was in Wolves' best interest courtesy of Lemina having less than six months remaining on his contract.

The fee Wolverhampton Wanderers will receive from the sale of their midfielder Mario Lemina to Galatasaray has been revealed as Al-Shabab’s move for the player is set to be stolen, according to talkSPORT.

Mario Lemina is set to depart Molineux after informing Pereira he wants to leave – and TBR Football can now reveal that Wolves have opened talks with Dynamo Kyiv to sign Volodymyr Brazhko.

In a deal set to be worth over €20m (£17m), Wolves are reportedly confident that they'll get the reinforcement that the so desperarely need. At 28 years old, the experienced Reims defender represents an option who should need little time to make his mark and develop into a viable option for Pereira in the remainder of his side's campaign.

Away from offering Wolves an added goal threat, Brazkho will also be targeted as a replacement for Lemina based on his incredible ball recovery numbers, with 10.1 ball recoveries averaged per league game this season.