Key Takeaways
- Wolves and Bournemouth battling for £12m-rated defender Thomas Kristensen
- Kristensen impressed in Serie A with high tackle and aerial duel stats
- Wolves previously bid in January, Bournemouth now need a replacement
- Kristensen keen on a Premier League move
- Como also monitoring the situation from Italy
Wolves vs Bournemouth: The Defensive Duel
Premier League clubs Wolves and Bournemouth are set for a transfer tug-of-war over Udinese centre-back Thomas Kristensen. The 23-year-old Danish defender, valued around £12 million, is attracting renewed interest after an impressive season in Italy.
Wolves had already tabled a bid in January and remain keen under manager Vítor Pereira. But Bournemouth’s need is urgent after losing a key defensive figure to Real Madrid.
Kristensen’s Numbers Speak Volumes
In 24 Serie A appearances last season, Kristensen stood out with nearly 68% of tackles won and over 64% success in aerial duels. His consistency, positioning, and physical edge have caught the attention of Premier League scouts.
Premier League Ambition
Kristensen has been vocal about his desire to play in the Premier League. With both Wolves and Bournemouth circling and Udinese open to business, a move this summer looks increasingly likely.
European Competition Adds Pressure
While Italian side Como have joined the race, Kristensen appears focused on an English move. Both Wolves and Bournemouth will need to act swiftly and meet Udinese’s asking price to land their man.
Conclusion
Thomas Kristensen is shaping up as one of the Premier League’s most intriguing defensive targets this window. With a £12 million valuation and top-flight ambitions, it’s Wolves and Bournemouth who must now prove who wants him more.
