Wolverhampton Wanderers are set to make an offer for a "sensational" forward, who is also on the radar of Real Madrid and Barcelona, according to reports.
Wolves looking to sign new forwards
In light of Matheus Cunha's departure, Wolves have been able to splash the cash on new forwards this summer, having already secured the signature of Fer Lopez, and they are now closing in on a deal for another winger.
Such is the Colombia international's level of interest in moving to Molineux, he is reportedly willing to take a pay cut to get a deal over the line, and with Fabrizio Romano giving his trademark 'here we go', the move could be wrapped up soon.
However, Wolves aren't done there, as they are also set to make an offer for another winger, namely Real Betis' Pablo Garcia, according to a report from Estadio Deportivo (via Sport Witness).
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The Old Gold are set to make an official offer in the coming days...
The Old Gold have been closely monitoring Garcia in recent weeks, and they are now determined to secure his signature, with Real Betis' €30m (£26m) asking price deemed to be a non-issue.
Real Betis' Pablo Garcia celebrates after the match
The 19-year-old has particularly impressed at the U19 Euros, recently netting four goals in Spain's 6-5 victory over Germany, and his performances haven't gone unnoticed, with reports from elsewhere revealing that Real Madrid and Barcelona have also expressed an interest.
"Sensational" Garcia could be exciting signing for Wolves
It would be a real statement of intent if Vitor Pereira's side were able to secure the teenager's signature, given his performances at the U19 Euros, with scout/analyst Jacek Kulig lauding the youngster for a "sensational" display against Germany.
The Sevilla-born winger was regularly among the goals at youth level last season, picking up five goals and four assists in 25 games for Real Betis reserves, while also providing four goal contributions in as many games in the UEFA Youth League.
As such, while Garcia's first-team experience is very limited, there are clear signs the starlet could go on to be a top player, so he could be a real coup for Wolves this summer.