It is the saga that just won’t go away, but Jorgen Strand Larsen to Newcastle remains in the news.
Wolves have been clear they will not sell Strand Larsen, but the Geordies are still desperate to add another striker after signing Nick Woltemade.
There is not long left in the transfer window and the Old Gold would have little time to replace their star man.
The forthcoming arrival of Tolu Arokodare is not linked to a move away for the Norwegian.
When Vitor Pereira clarified if Strand Larsen would stay, and the Toon signed another centre-forward, that was meant to be the end of the speculation.
However, there is yet another update and Wolves fans will not like it.
Newcastle still trying to sign Jorgen Strand Larsen
Jorgen Strand Larsen warming up for Wolves.
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No matter how hard Wolves try to reiterate their stance on Jorgen Strand Larsen, the reports about a move away keep popping up.
Jeff Shi may have told Strand Larsen he must stay, but trust in the ownership at the Old Gold is not high.
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As long as Strand Larsen to Newcastle remains in the headlines, Wolves fans will certainly be worried their star striker could leave.
And now another update on Newcastle’s pursuit has emerged. Despite signing Nick Woltemade, Eddie Howe is still in the market for another striker, according to journalist Craig Hope.
The information from Hope says that Newcastle are currently priced out of a move for Yoane Wissa, and are ‘still trying for Jorgen Strand Larsen.’
🔍 Newcastle pursuing a second striker today. Eddie Howe said last night he would “love” one more player
💰 My overnight update is Brentford have asked for £65m for Yoane Wissa, which would price him out of NUFC move as it stands
🇳🇴 NUFC still trying for Jorgen Strand-Larsen pic.twitter.com/ScHmZoNTpT
— Craig Hope (@CraigHope_DM) August 31, 2025
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Newcastle have already sent two offers to Wolves for the striker, and a third bid was expected to come in. However, that bid has yet to arrive as of Sunday morning.
With not long left of the window, Newcastle’s pursuit could start to heat up again, and that would leave Fosun with an important decision to make.
Fosun need to hold firm and not go back on their word
Fosun have already made their stance on Strand Larsen public and going back on their word would create a further sense of distrust and frustration with their ownership.
They have been poor in the transfer market, and have left a lot of key deals to the last few days of the window.
Wolves have lost three games in a row, and it is starting to look like a long and difficult season for the Old Gold.
Mark Tucker, Chairman of the board of directors of HSBC (L) speaks with Guo Guangchang, chairman and co-founder of Fosun International Limited ahead of the Premier League match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Chelsea FC at Molineux
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Jorgen Strand Larsen’s quality is one saving grace for Vitor Pereira’s side and their chances of staying in the Premier League.
There is no time to replace him, and Fosun know that. But whether they can hold firm and reject any incoming offers, no matter what is put on the table, still remains to be seen.
They must keep their word.