Emmanuel Agbadou is preparing to join the Premier League. The Ivorian defender will sign with Wolverhampton Wanderers for a four and a half year contract, with an optional year.
The Athletic confirms the agreement between Wolves and Stade de Reims for an amount of 16.6 million pounds sterling (around 20 million euros).
Agbadou must undergo his medical examination in France before finalizing his transfer. Once this stage is completed, he will fly to England to join his new club. Wolverhampton, actively looking for defensive reinforcements, sees him as an essential element to solidify their back line.
Since his arrival in Reims in 2022, Agbadou has impressed with his consistency and solidity. In two seasons, he played 75 matches and scored one goal with the French club. His performances also allowed him to earn a place in the Ivorian national team, where he has 11 caps and one goal.
At 27, Emmanuel Agbadou is reaching an important milestone in his career, and joining the Premier League represents a real turning point.
He will have to quickly adapt to the intense pace and demands of the English championship. With Wolves, he will have the opportunity to compete against the best attackers in the world and continue to progress.
-This transfer marks a strategic step for Wolverhampton. The club, currently in mid-table, is looking to strengthen its foundations to move up the rankings.
The arrival of Agbadou not only brings depth to the squad, but also valuable international experience.
Ivorian supporters enthusiastically follow the development of their compatriot. They hope that he will shine in the Premier League and that he will continue to fly the colors of Ivory Coast. This departure for England strengthens the image of Ivorian players on the international scene.
Agbadou is expected in England this week. Once the medical examination has been validated, he will join his new teammates and begin a new adventure.
The defender is ready to take on this challenge and show the extent of his talent. For Wolverhampton and Agbadou, this collaboration looks promising.
