Wolverhampton Wanderers linked with Helsingborgs prodigy Armin Gigovic
There has been numerous midfielders linked with Wolverhampton Wanderers in past few months.
Wolverhampton are linked with Helsingborgs midfielder Armin Gigovic, according to the football transfer rumours in British media.
The 17-year-old has been subject to interest from various European clubs.
Gigovic made 14 appearances across all competitions for Helsingborgs IF, supplying one assist in return.
He has been touted as one of the brightest young prospects in Sweden.
The 17-year-old has two years left on his current contract which expires in 2021.
Armin Gigovic has represented Sweden at Under-17 level, winning 7 caps.
His performances have seen him become the target of many European clubs including Wolverhampton.
Nuno Espírito Santo has always been a manager who keeps his eyes on the most talented young players across the globe.
Armin Gigovic has the talent to play many roles in midfield.
According to Tribalfootball, “Wolves are eyeing Helsingborgs superkid Armin Gigovic. The 17 year-old is fast emerging as among the most coveted young players in Sweden. Despite his youth, Gigovic has played 14 Allsvenskan games, ten of them from the start. Fotbolldirekt.se says Wolves and CSKA Moscow are tracking the youngster leading up to the January market.”
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Helsingborgs IF are not in a position where they need to sell and would like to keep hold of the midfielder, but right offer may force the club to consider a deal.
The 17-year-old will be a good addition to Wolverhampton’s squad.
If he turns out to be a star player like many expect, it could be one of the club’s smartest transfers.
It will be interesting to see what happens when Wolverhampton come calling for Gigovic this winter.
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