Head coach Gary O'Neil says Wolves' spending power remains limited despite bringing in nearly £100m in transfer fees.
Head coach Gary O'Neil has warned Wolves' spending power remains limited despite bringing in nearly £100m in transfer fees.Wolves remain in the market for a defender and a winger as replacements for Kilman and Neto, but O'Neil sounded a note of caution over their ability to pay big fees.
"We are working really hard on doing something which we think will help us. The budget doesn't seem too different to last season. The club is still not in a place where it's able to go and free spend on things.
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