Wolverhampton Wanderers open to selling Willy Boly

Wolverhampton Wanderers are open to selling Willy Boly in the January transfer window, according to The Daily Mail. Boly has fallen down the pecking order at Wolves under manager Bruno Lage and will also be out of action until early next month due to a calf injury.

The Daily Mail have reported that Premier League club Wolves are open to selling the 30-year-old central defender and will listen to offers for the Ivory Coast international. Boly has been an important player for the Wanderers over the past few years, helping the club win promotion from the Championship and then establishing them in the Premier League.

Boly has scored five goals in 79 appearances in the Premier League for Wolves so far in his career. The defender has yet to make a single appearance in the league for Lage’s side so far this campaign.