Dario Osorio can replace Chiquinho

Wolves accomplished their first signing of the summer season switch window yesterday as Nathan Collins joined Bruno Lage’s facet, and it seems as if the wheels at Molineux are actually absolutely in movement, with studies suggesting {that a} price has been agreed for Chilean wonderkid Dario Osorio.

In keeping with Chilean information outlet TNT Sports, the 18-year-old has attracted plenty of curiosity from European sides however it’s Wolves who’ve drawn first blood in any potential deal for {the teenager}, as they’ve reached an settlement of €5m (£4.2m) for the teen.

Like a number of prime European sides, Wolves look to be casting their eye in the direction of South America for the subsequent prime younger skills, and it appears as if all the things is in place for one in all Chile’s prime prospects to make the transfer to Molineux.

Osorio has solely made 14 appearances for Membership Universidad de Chile in his fledgeling profession, however has performed throughout the entrance three and contributed 4 targets in that point.

It’s spectacular that somebody so younger has had such a big effect within the prime division and it’s no shock that Wolves are banking on his potential.

Can Osorio change Chiquinho?

Ought to he arrive at Molineux this summer season, it’s unclear whether or not or not he’ll problem for a beginning spot in Lage’s facet, however he might be the best alternative for Chiquinho.

The Portuguese winger made a vibrant begin to his Wolves profession after becoming a member of in January, and supporters have been maybe hoping to see much more from him within the upcoming marketing campaign.

Sadly, he suffered an ACL injury within the latest pre-season win in opposition to Burnley, a recreation during which he additionally scored, so he appears to be like set to be on the sidelines for between six and 9 months.

Due to this fact, a alternative is arguably required on the wing and Osorio might be the best man, given his apparent potential.

Universidad’s sporting director Manuel Mayo was stuffed with reward for the teen final season, saying:

“He’s a tall, very quick participant. Osorio shoots spectacularly and performs as if he have been at house.”

Given Wolves’ struggles in entrance of aim, a promising scientific finisher is precisely what Lage wants and the Portuguese supervisor will certainly love a participant equivalent to Osorio in his facet, so will likely be hoping that he arrives as Wolves’ second summer season signing within the not too distant future.

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