Wolverhampton Wanderers are reportedly making a strong push to sign Spanish right-back Marc Pubill, according to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano. The West Midlands club have opened negotiations as they aim to secure the 22-year-old ahead of competition from several Italian clubs.
Wolves Open Talks With UD Almería Right-Back Marc Pubill
Strengthening An Area Of Need
Right-back is potentially an area of concern for Wolves; Nélson Semedo’s contract has expired, and there is currently no news on whether he intends to sign the four-year deal that Wolves have on the table. Pubill’s profile aligns with what Wolves are seeking: a young, athletic, and tactically flexible player.
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Known for his recovery pace, strong tackling, and willingness to support the attack, Pubill offers qualities that would suit both a back four and a wing-back system. He made 40 appearances in all competitions last season, scoring one goal and assisting four times.
Premier League Ambitions For Pubill
A move to Molineux would mark a significant step in the defender’s career. Despite Almería’s knockout in the Promotion Playoff semi-final last season, he impressed with his maturity and physical attributes. At 6ft 3, he has the build to cope with the Premier League’s demands and is considered a player with high potential. Wolves are keen to complete the deal quickly to avoid being beaten to his signature by Serie A clubs, several of which are said to be interested.
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The move aligns with Wolves’ ongoing transfer policy of signing young talent capable of development under Vítor Pereira. Pubill’s signing would reflect the club’s ambition to rebuild with a dynamic, youthful squad heading into the 2025/26 season.
