Leicester and Wolves would like to split Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain if the midfielder is allowed to leave Besiktas in January is claimed.
Oxlade-Chamberlain joined the Turkish club in 2023 after an injury end of his time in Liverpool. He was a Premier League and Champions League winner at the Merseyside Club, but was limited to only 13 performances in his last season in Anfield.
Injury problems have taken on his new club, with a torn thigh muscle that the English international keeps out for a few months last season. He still has to complete a full 90 this season, although a change from manager can help start his time in the super lying.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is now in the Dugout and gave Oxlade-Chamberlain an opportunity to impress from the start against Antalyaspor on Sunday. If the manager decides to cash in, it seems that there can be a willing toning in England.
According to the sun, Leicester and Wolves both consider a loan movement for the 31-year-old. Championships Leeds and Sheffield United are also linked, so that his apparent options such as relegation -struggle or a promotion -push are left behind.
Oxlade-Chamberlain started his professional career at Southampton before Proverbs in Arsenal and Liverpool. He played in the Premier League more than 200 times, but injuries meant that the 2019-2020 campaign was the only season in which he had achieved 30 performances in the competition.
If the star born in Portsmouth moves in January, it is expected to be a loan with a permanent option. He could be Leicester's second January signature after Woyo Coulibaly joined Parma, while Wolves Emmanuel Aggbadou added and have been discussing Kevin Danso.
At the time of writing, Leicester and Wolves are separated by only one point in the Premier League table. The Foxes climbed above their rivals in the weekend after they had come from behind to win in Tottenham, with the aim of Bilal El Khannouss considering.
“We want to strengthen the team in the possibilities of the club,” Leicester -Baas Ruud van Nistorelrooy told BBC Sport after the victory. “The focus is on this team.”
Leicester raised some money this month by selling Tom Cannon to Sheffield United for £ 10 million, while Wolves could still receive a windfall for Matheus Cunha. Arsenal, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest all love Cunha, but Vitor Pereira still hopes to keep his top scorer.
“He is [Cunha] Wolves dedicated, “said Pereira after the defeat of his team to Chelsea earlier this month.” But when you start listening to the other clubs, I think he is human, the players are starting to become a bit … it's normal in football. “
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