Exclusive: Wolves considering selling loan star with Championship clubs circling
Wolves are considering selling Luke Cundle this month with a host of Championship clubs interested.
The 21-year-old midfielder is currently on loan at second tier side Plymouth, where he has impressed with four goals and five assists across 26 games in all competitions.
As a result of his impact on the Championship so far this season, clubs are lining up to take him permanently, including Stoke and Bristol City who are leading contenders to sign him.
Wolves are now considering parting with the midfielder in the current transfer window and it is understood a fee of around £2million would do the deal.
Cundle spent last season on loan at Swansea before returning to the Championship for another loan spell this campaign.
The midfielder made his first senior appearance for Wolves in September 2019 but made is real breakthrough under Bruno Lage, in the second half of the 2021/22 season.
After a handful of cup displays earlier that season, he made his Premier League debut in January 2022 off the bench at Molineux, before putting in an impressive display on his first top flight start in the 2-0 win at Spurs in February.
That breakthrough prompted a new contract at Wolves the following month, which is set to expire in 2026.
Now, after his season-and-a-half on loan in the Championship, a number of clubs are eager to sign him permanently this January and Wolves are contemplating cashing in on the academy product in the coming weeks.
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