BREAKING: Wolves made six first-team signings during the summer 2025 window, and turned the loan of Jørgen Strand Larsen into a permanent deal
Wolverhampton Wanderers have been one of the Premier League’s busiest clubs in the 2025 summer transfer window, completing six major first-team signings and converting Jørgen Strand Larsen’s loan into a permanent transfer, as Gary O’Neil continues to reshape his squad for the new season.
The Norwegian striker, who impressed during his loan spell at Molineux last season, has now officially joined Wolves on a permanent deal after the club triggered his option-to-buy clause. Larsen’s work rate, aerial strength, and link-up play made him a fan favourite, and his permanent signing provides Wolves with a reliable presence up front.
In addition to Larsen, Wolves secured six new arrivals, targeting a balance of youth, creativity, and experience. The recruitment drive reflects the club’s ambition to build depth across all areas of the pitch and push for a top-half finish.
The incoming transfers reportedly include a mix of attacking reinforcements, defensive stability, and midfield creativity, showing the club’s clear intent to compete with the Premier League’s top sides. Sources close to the club have described the summer as one of Wolves’ “most strategic and focused” windows in years.
With the new faces bedding in and O’Neil emphasizing an aggressive, possession-based style, fans are optimistic that Wolves could surprise many this season. The permanent capture of Jørgen Strand Larsen marks not only a statement of intent but also continuity in attack — a sign that the club is planning long-term success rather than short-term fixes.
The Molineux faithful now await the start of the campaign with excitement, eager to see how the summer overhaul translates on the pitch.
