Wolves sell David Davis to Birmingham City
Wolves have sold midfielder David Davis to neighbours Birmingham City for an undisclosed fee.
Davis had fallen out of favour at Molineux and has now agreed to move across the West Midlands to join Lee Clark's side.
The former Walsall loanee joined Wolves as a youngster in 2008 and signed professional forms a year later.
But he struggled to hold down a permanent place in the Wolves team and spent time on loan at Walsall, Shrewsbury Town, Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Chesterfield.
He leaves Wolves having made 59 appearances for the Black Country outfit, 25 of which came as a substitute.
Davis will be eligible to play for Blues' in Tuesday's Capital One Cup first-round tie against Cambridge United at St Andrew's.
His signing follows Tom Adeyemi's departure to Cardiff City.