BBC NEWS; Wolves are looking for a promising Ivorian winger, but they will have competition from Manchester United and Arsenal.

Wolves are all about buying young talent and developing them into elite players, and there is talk of an interest in a highly rated winger playing in Sweden.

In recent years, Wolves have prioritized acquiring young players with strong potential.

Rayan Ait-Nouri’s £10 million move from Angers, as well as Joao Gomes’ transfer, were highly successful.

Both of these players might be sold for large sums of money next summer, like Diogo Jota, Ruben Neves, and Pedro Neto were.

The club is constantly on the lookout for young players who might be worth millions in the future, and it appears that Wolves have found another promising gem who is presently playing football in Sweden.

Wolves are interested in Hammarby’sensation’ Bazoumana Toure.

The Mirror stated that Wolves are interested in Bazoumana Toure.

Toure has recently come to prominence after joining Swedish club Hammarby in March.

Toure, an Ivorian youth, has had an impressive start in Scandinavia, scoring six goals and assisting three times for Hammarby.

Toure’s outstanding performance has recently piqued the interest of various teams.

Wolves are believed to have dispatched scouts to see the prodigy in action for Hammarby in an Allsvenskan match against Hacken on Thursday.

Arsenal and Manchester United are also keeping an eye on Toure, with scouts there to witness him play against Hacken.

Hammarby’s sports director, Mikael Hjelmberg, revealed the interest in Toure, who is worth roughly £5 million, earlier this week, confirming that scouts had been observing.

He stated: “There will be a large number of clubs attending the match versus Hacken. We need to prepare for a future without him. Then, whether it happens this winter, next summer, or even later, I doubt it; we’ll see. “But the longer we can keep him, the better.”

Wolves provide a clear roadmap for future stars.

So Wolves might be in for another fascinating young prospect, with Toure likely to join the club.

Given their reputation as England’s most powerful clubs, Arsenal and Manchester United naturally have a strong attraction.

However, young talents must assure that they will be able to play when they join Premier League teams.

Wolves have recently demonstrated that there is a clear road to the first team. Gomes was recruited in from Flamengo and, despite starting as a rotation option, is now a well-established Premier League holding midfielder.

The Mirror also reports that Brighton dispatched scouts to see Toure, as well as Wolves and Arsenal.

The Seagulls might be Wolves’ strongest challenge here, as they have a knack for discovering hidden gems and converting them into million-dollar players.

Wolves have a decent opportunity, since they were able to defeat Chelsea to get Pedro Lima in the summer by pitching their idea honestly.

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