Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly moved into a strong position to sign Wataru Endo from Liverpool. Endo has been put up for sale by Liverpool as Arne Slot would rather use Ryan Gravenberch in defensive midfield before a new No 6 joins in 2025. Wolves have been tipped to 'seal a deal' for him first.

Wolverhampton Wanderers have reportedly moved into pole position to sign Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo. Reports have tipped Wolves to ‘seal a deal’ for Endo as they are keeping close tabs on his situation before the transfer window re-opens in January. Wolves have ‘registered their interest’ in the 31-year-old, having identified him as a great potential addition to their midfield ranks.

Wolverhampton Wanderers are reportedly leading the race to sign Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo. Wolves have shown their interest in the 31-year-old, recognizing him as a promising addition to their midfield lineup. It is understood that Liverpool are willing to allow the Japan international to leave this winter, as he has lost his place under manager Arne Slot. Liverpool have valued him at between €15-18 million (£12.5-15 million).

Liverpool is contemplating the possibility of Wataru Endo leaving in the January transfer window because of his limited opportunities and visibility in the team. Although he is experienced and dedicated, Endo has struggled to secure a place in Arne Slot's plans. Several Premier League clubs, such as Wolverhampton, have shown interest in signing him, viewing him as a player capable of bringing balance and discipline to the midfield. The upcoming months will be vital in deciding his future and role in the latter part of the season.