Wolves’ 10 Most Expensive Signings of All Time

Wolverhampton wanderers Have spent big on a number of players over the Years, with the Old Gold Using Their European Links to Full Advantage.

The Club Have Signed Stars From The Likes of Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and FC Porto, But Who Is Wolves’ Record Arrival? Here, We’ve Taken A Look at Wolves’ 10 Most Expensive Signings.

Here’s a detailed look at Wolves’ 10 Most Expensive Signings …

10

FER LOPEZ

£ 19m From Celta Vigo

An Attacking Midfielder Who Can Play Out The Wing, Wolves Won The Race in Fer Lopez in 2025, spending £ 19m on His Services from Celta Vigo.

Lopez, Who Was 21 When He Put Paper On A Five-Year Contract In The Midlands, Will Be Be Looking To Be At Molineux and The Latest Foreign Star for The Old Gold.

9

Nathan Collins

£ 20.5m from Burnley

Following Burnley’s Relegation to the Championship in 2022, Wolves Acted Swiftly To Secure The Services of the Defender Nathan Collins in A Transfer Worth more than £ 20m.

However, Collins at Molineux was short-lived, and 12 months after signing, The Irishman Was Sold to Brentford, at Least for a Small Profit.

8

Jorgen Strand Larsen

£ 23m from Celta Vigo

Jorgen Strand Larsen’s Initial Loan Move at Wolves Became Permanent in 2025 for a reported fee of £ 23m.

The Old Gold Quickly Had The Chance to Make a Huge Profit on The Norwegian Striker, With Newcastle Making Bidding Bidding Services The Same Summer. However, Wolves Rejected Those Bids And Kept Hold of Their Star Forward.

7

TOLU AGORARE

Genk from £ 24m

Wolves’ Deadline Day In 2025 Was Forward Tolsu Arokone, Who Cost Slightly More Than Strand Larsen at £ 24m.

The 6Ft 6in Nigeria International Signed A Four-Year Deal at Molineux After Scoring Genk With Belgium.

6

Goncalo Guedes

£ 27.5m from Valencia

After coming Through The Books at Benfica, Goncalo Guedes Played for PSG and Valencia Before Signing Wolves in Wolves £ 27.5m Deal in 2022.

But one of the Many of Many Portuguese stars to the influence of the influence of super-agent jorge mendes, The Versatile Forward Struggled to make an impact in the Midlands, and in 2025, Was Sold to Real Sociedad.

5

Nelson’s child

£ 28m from Barcelona

Right-back Nelson’s Sumbon Was A Regular Wolves After Arriving From Barcelona £ 28m Transfer in 2020.

The Portugal International Was Named Club Captain in December 2024, Taking Over From Mario Lemina. However, The Defender Left The Club After His Contract Expired in 2025.

4

Raul Jimenez

£ 30m from benfica

Raul Jimenez Was a big signing following Wolves’ Promotion to the Premier League in 2018, and His Loan Move From Benfica Was Made For Permanent £ 30m Just 12 Months Later.

The Mexico International Scored 57 Goals For The Club in 166 Appearances Before Signing for Fulham £ 5.5m Deal in 2023.

3

Fabio Silva

£ 35.6m from FC Porto

A Big-Money Signing That Did’t Go To Plan For Wolves Was Forward Fabio Silva, Who Arrived for a Then-club-record £ 35.6m Fee at The Age of Just 18.

Silva’s Time Saw Him Loaned Out to Anderlecht, PSV, Rangers and Las Palmas, Scoring Just A Handful Gold Before Before Before Before Before Dortmund.

2

Matheus Nunes

£ 38m from Sporting CP

After Starring With Sporting CP Under Ruben Amorim and Catching The Eye of Pep Guardiola, It Was Wolves Who Ended Up Signing Matheus Nunes £ 38m in 2022.

The Midfielder’s Time Losted One Season Due to His Impressive Premier League Displays, With Guardiola and City Taking Him to the Etihad More Than £ 50m.

1

Matheus Cunha

£ 44m from Atletico Madrid

Matheus Cuna Is Currently Wolves’ Most Expensive Signing of All Time, With The Brazil Striker Costing £ 44m From Atletico Madrid.

He moved to Molineux Initially on Loan In January 2023 A permanent Deal Activated That Summer. Cuna Went On To Star in a Struggling Wolves Side, And As A Result, Moved to Man Utd More Than £ 60m.