Wolves cool interest on Scotland striker
Wolves' interest in Che Adams has cooled following the signing of Jorgen Strand Larsen, the Express & Star understands.
The club originally tried to sign the Southampton striker last summer but could not agree a deal.
Since then, Wolves have been in talks with him over a free transfer this summer and hoped to get the deal over the line.
However, after now completing a loan deal for Norwegian striker Larsen, Wolves' move for Adams has been put on ice.
The forward is set to make a decision on his next club soon after Scotland were eliminated from the Euros and his Saints contract has now officially expired.
Southampton have a new contract on the table for Adams, while Nottingham Forest and Brentford have also shown interest alongside a number of German clubs.
Wages were also a concern for Wolves and after signing Larsen, it is currently unlikely they will revive a deal for Adams.
Meanwhile, the Express & Star understands Wolves are not planning a move for Kasper Schmeichel, despite reports.
The former Leicester goalkeeper has been linked with a return to the Premier League and reports have suggested Wolves are in for him.
However it is understood those reports are wide of the mark.
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