Decision to be made on Wolves' Noha Lemina

Wolves are expected not to take up the option to buy Noha Lemina, the Express & Star understands.

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The 19-year-old – younger brother of star midfielder Mario Lemina – joined Wolves on loan from French giants Paris Saint-Germain in January after his loan at Italian side Sampdoria was cut short.

There was a £1.7million option to buy the teenager included in the deal, but the winger failed to make a single senior appearance, despite being included in several matchday squads.

He also played just three games for the under-21s before picking up a hamstring injury in early April.

Wolves have assessed the attacker and it is understood the club will not be pursuing an interest in the teenager.

As a result, Lemina is expected to return to PSG when his loan officially expires on July 1.

Speaking at the time of his signing in January, sporting director Matt Hobbs said: “It’s an opportunity which you don’t always get, to take a boy in and see how he settles in the environment, because you never know, players don’t always settle when they come to the Premier League.

“We can see what his path will be after that, there’s no pressure from anyone here, it’s purely a chance to look at an exciting young talent, who suits how we play with his pace and the spaces we look to exploit on the pitch, so he suits what Gary is doing. Let’s see what he can do.”

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