Clubs across Europe showing interest in Wolves star Mateus Mane

The 18-year-old enjoyed an impressive breakthrough campaign, scoring three first team goals in the second half of the season after being given a chance under Rob Edwards.

The head coach has since been sacked and Cesar Peixoto is set to take over ahead of the club's rebuild for their upcoming Championship campaign.

That rebuild was expected to include Mane and Wolves remain determined to keep the player.

However, interest remains from clubs across Europe in signing the impressive teenager.

Premier League side Newcastle have a long-standing interest in Mane and are considering a move this summer, while German sides Borussia Dortmund and Eintracht Frankfurt are monitoring Mane's situation and could make a move.

Several top clubs from across the continent have asked about Mane's availability and Italian giants Juventus have shown strong interest, but it remains to be seen if they have the finances available to sign the player.

It has been suggested that a fee of at least £30million would be needed to tempt Wolves, but it remains to be seen if that figure fluctuates now that the club have been relegated and there has been a change of head coach.

However, it is understood that Wolves remain very keen on keeping the player for the Championship, as they bid to earn promotion back to the top flight at the first time of asking.

Edwards previously said publicly that Mane would stay with Wolves next season, while the player himself also hinted at that in an interview with the Express & Star.

But Edwards has since left the club and there have been numerous reports of players being unhappy at the sudden managerial change.

Mane earned his breakthrough under Edwards and started 14 consecutive Premier League games last season - beginning with an impressive full debut at Anfield in December.

He went on to score in back-to-back games against West Ham and Everton as he earned worldwide headlines and attention for his performances.

He had a slightly more difficult spell of form in the months that followed but ended the season brightly with a strong finish in the final home game of the campaign, as Wolves drew with Fulham.

Since the season ended, Mane has spent time training in Portugal to stay in top shape ahead of the upcoming campaign.