Wolves loanee set to depart this summer

The 21-year-old joined on a season-long loan from Ajax, with an obligation to buy for more than £11million if the winger made a certain number of starts for the club.

However, Forbs has made just one start in 10 Premier League appearances after falling out of favour under both Gary O'Neil and Vitor Pereira.

He has only made two brief substitute appearances since the start of 2025 and is now set to return to the Netherlands.

Pereira would not be drawn on the player's future, but admitted he does not fit into his system.

"He must go back to Ajax and after we'll see," the head coach said.

"As I explained before, Carlos is a winger but to play in 4-3-3.

"He's a winger, one against one. To do what I want in this system is difficult for him when we are defending.

"He doesn't have the skill to go and come back to defend, it's difficult.

"It's not about his quality because he has quality, he's strong one against one, he's very fast.

"But in my system he cannot play inside in between the lines because he doesn't have these skills.

"And to play outside is a different profile of player."

Sam Johnstone and Tommy Doyle are set to play no part in Wolves' final game of the season against Brentford due to injury, while their long-term futures are uncertain.

Pereira insisted he needs happy players in his squad ahead of a busy summer.

"I don't know," Pereira said when asked if Johnstone and Doyle have played their last games for the club.

"They are our players, they have contracts, we'll see. It depends.

"I want players with me with happiness. 

"As a player I played for 10 clubs and when I didn't feel happy because I was not in the first XI, or the time to play to be happy, then I decided to change club.

"This is about a conversation, what the players are feeling, the ambition of the players, if they feel happy or not, if they want to keep fighting for the position.

"Or, if they decide to go to other clubs to play. We must have that conversation."