Wolves' state of play ahead of deadline day

​Wolves head into transfer deadline day with the futures of several key players uncertain.

​David Moller Wolfe, Ladislav Krejci and Santiago Bueno are among those who could leave, though the club would ideally like to keep them at Molineux.

Goalkeeper Jose Sa is another whose future will be resolved, one way or another, by the 11pm deadline.

Left-back Moller Wolfe is the subject of interest from Hamburg but as of Monday night no agreement had been reached.

The 24-year-old trained at Compton Park and travelled with the rest of the squad to London, ahead of Tuesday’s Championship fixture with West Ham.

It is thought Wolves will only sanction his departure if a replacement can be found.

Krejci, who completed a permanent £26million move to Wolves earlier in the summer after spending last season on loan, is among several players who had hoped to secure moves away from Molineux.

But there have so far been no clubs willing to match Wolves’ valuation. West Ham failed with an approach when Krejci made clear he had no interest in remaining in the Championship.

Wolves hope the 27-year-old, who has made just one substitute appearance so far this season, will stay and can be reintegrated into the first-team.

Sa has started Wolves’ last three matches but boss Cesar Peixoto confirmed on Friday it was “not 100 per cent” certain he would stay. Spanish club Rayo Vallecano have been credited with an interest.

The difficulty in moving on high-earners deemed surplus to requirements, such as Hwang Hee-chan and Sam Johnstone, has limited Wolves’ wriggle room in the market.

However, Johnstone is now in discussions with Celtic over a possible move to the Scottish champions - which reports in Scotland suggest may initially be on loan.

What was expected to be a large-scale summer rebuild has so far seen only six new signings.

Peixoto would like to add a right-sided winger and a striker but the club’s activity in the market will likely depend on outgoings.