Transfer column: Wolves striker interest, Daryl Dike West Brom claim and Aston Villa latest

The Premier League and EFL seasons have now been completed - as attention turns to the summer transfer window.

The talk of transfers and who will go where in the summer has already begun.

The Express & Star brings you the latest daily transfer column with all the latest talk surrounding your clubs.

Not all posts are the view of the Express & Star with some from third party outlets.

French club consider Wolves man ‘essential’

Paris FC consider Wolves’ out of favour loanee Marshall Munetsi as ‘essential’ to their summer plans - according to reports in France.

Munetsi has enjoyed a successful spell at Paris, having joined the club on loan back in January.

The midfielder was favoured under Vitor Pereira but dropped down the pecking order under Rob Edwards, and is reportedly unlikely to be part of Wolves immediate plans for next season.

Paris’ sporting director has already praised Munetsi in the press and new reports state they consider him essential to their plans for next season.

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Marshall Munetsi (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images) | Local Library

German club want Wolves striker

Sasa Kalajdzic is set to return to Wolves this summer - but reports have emerged in Germany linking him with a move back to the Bundesliga.

The £15m striker has had an injury hit time at Wolves, picking up a serious knee injury on his debut. He did it again while out on loan, before being sent to LASK in Austria last summer.

Back in his native country he has got plenty of minutes under his belt and has rediscovered his fitness.

He will return to Wolves this summer and could be part of their plans for next season, However, reports in Austria claim Schalke 04 are weighing up a move for the forward.

He has previously grabbed headlines in Germany while at Stuttgart where he scored 16 goals, before earning a move to Wolves.

Dike back to the MLS?

Daryl Dike was one of the senior Albion players to be released by the club after an injury hit four and a half years at the club.

His troubles are well documented but he did return to score vital goals in the fight for survival late in the season.

Albion opted not to renew his deal and now the wait is on to see where the much loved ex-Albion forward will go next.

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Daryl Dike | Dan Mullan/Getty Images

According to reports in the US, Seattle Sounders are weighing up a possible move for Dike. Many have said the US could be the most likely destination for the USMNT international.

Wallace to stay in the Championship?

Dike was followed out of Albion by skipper Jed Wallace, whose four year stay at the club was ended in the summer.

Wallace had fallen down the pecking order but like Dike did play a role in the run in as Albion battled for survival.

According to reports, the winger is on the radar of three clubs in the Championship as he weighs up his next move.

The former Millwall wide man is reportedly wanted by his former club Portsmouth, who made a move for another out of contract Albion last summer in John Swift.

Battle on for Villa star

There is set to be a summer battle for Aston Villa star Morgan Rogers.

This week it emerged Arsenal were set to ramp up their interest ahead of a possible bid and now Chelsea have come into the equation.

They have long been admirers of Rogers - and reports claim there could be a summer transfer battle for the England star.

Villa linked with Liverpool man

Villa are weighing up a surprise move for Liverpool defender Joe Gomez.

The England defender has just one year left on his deal at Anfield - with speculation mounting over his future.

The defender, who can play centrally or at right or left back, is seen as a versatile option for Villa.

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