Transferwatcher Ekrem Konur reported that several Premier League teams, including Wolverhampton, might be considering approaching Club Brugge to sign Tzolis. Despite the interest, Club Brugge's CEO Bob Madou indicated that the club does not plan to let anyone leave following their successful Champions League campaign and the sale of Skov Olsen. He noted that a significant offer would be necessary to alter the club's position. Tzolis, who joined Club Brugge for 6.5 million euros from Fortuna Düsseldorf, has made a strong impression with 12 goals and 8 assists in all competitions, making him a standout performer. This performance has attracted interest from Crystal Palace and especially Everton, along with Wolverhampton. However, given the club's financial stability after the Champions League and the recent sale, it appears unlikely that Tzolis will leave this winter unless a substantial offer is made.