Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly registered an official enquiry for Tondela defender Brayan Medina during the current transfer window. According to Colombian journalist Pipe Sierra, the relegated English club has joined Genoa and Olympiacos in the race to secure the center-back's signature.
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Subscribe Sekarang →Following the arrival of new head coach Cesar Peixoto from Gil Vicente, the club is actively scanning the Portuguese market for reinforcements. Peixoto faces mounting pressure to expand his squad after securing just three new additions ahead of their return to the Championship.
Despite Tondela suffering relegation to the second tier, the twenty-four-year-old defender caught the eye with twenty-five league appearances. Standing at an imposing height of 1.95 meters, Medina offers formidable physical presence, though his aggressive style yielded eight yellow cards and two red cards last season.
Peixoto previously witnessed Medina's capabilities firsthand when the defender starred in a victory over Gil Vicente. However, supporters have drawn comparisons between Medina and fellow Colombian Yerson Mosquera due to their shared fondness for physical challenges and high disciplinary records.