Wolverhampton showed interest in Armand Laurienté, but he stayed with Sassuolo. Despite offers from various clubs, including a 15 million euro bid from Marseille, and interest from Galatasaray and Wolverhampton, Sassuolo's management, under the leadership of CEO Giovanni Carnevali, managed to keep Laurienté. This was a strategic decision by the club to retain key players such as Laurienté, Josh Doig, and Kristian Thorstvedt. Carnevali highlighted this as part of Sassuolo's clear vision for the future. Laurienté has played a vital role for Sassuolo, vying for the top scorer title with 14 goals in 28 matches.