Wolves have reportedly turned down two bids from the Premier League title winners already for the prospect. WWFC are preparing for the start of the new Championship season as they aim to gain an immediate promotion back to the top flight following their relegation earlier this year.
Bradbury, 19, penned his first professional contract at Molineux last summer and his deal runs until June 2027 meaning he has entered the final 12 months. He has made 55 competitive appearances for the U21s in all competitions to date and has chipped in with three assists.
In this latest update regarding his situation in this transfer window, GiveMeSport claim Arsenal are keen on luring him to the Emirates Stadium before the deadline on 1st September. They have been snubbed twice already though by the Midlands outfit and it remains to be seen whether they will go back in with a third approach at this stage.
Wolves were in Carabao Cup first round action last Friday and saw off Port Vale 3-0 to progress to round two. Adam Armstrong, Andre and Fer Lopez got their goals.
Wolves have seen Bradbury rise up through their academy over recent years. He is yet to make a first-team appearance for WWFC though.
Prior to breaking into their U21s, he caught the eye in their U18s set-up. He played 48 times at that level and scored five goals, as well as laying on four assists for his teammates.
Bradbury could be seen by Arsenal as someone to bolster their development ranks. If he joined the Gunners, he would be linking up with a team who play Champions League football.
Wolves risk losing the Wales youth international for free next year if they don’t sell him now or in January, assuming he doesn’t pen an extension anytime soon. Therefore, they may well have to cash in if his valuation is met.
Bradbury has more chance of getting senior minutes at Wolves than he would at Arsenal. WWFC can provide him with a pathway into getting opportunities.
The Gunners’ midfield department is stocked up with quality players meaning that he would find it hard to make the step up due to strong competition for places in his position. They have recently signed Bruno Guimaraes from Newcastle United.
Bradbury needs to be playing as much football as possible at this stage of his career. Therefore, Wolves should consider a loan for him.
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