Wolves in for Podence, Olmo and Soumane. Podence (ex Sporting player and also under Gestifute) isn't on FI unfortunately.

Wolves were in for Vinicius in the summer (£18m from Napoli), but due to work permit issues he joined Benfica - He's been linked for over a year but i couldn't see us paying that kind of fee now.

He's still AWOL in my portfolio.

@Black-wolf I agree, day the final squads are submitted at the start of the season the missing players should be IPO'd in the week following.

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@Jimbob said in IPOs Incoming. Full List Here:

11.56 and 19 seconds.

11:56:57 @85p

Still no show in my portfolio yet

I managed to get 2 (at 85p aswell, gutted i wanted 100+) as the app and website crashed, purchase shows in my transaction history but not in my portfolio?

I sold Haaland at £1.29 after his nine goal blitz it was a quick 50p per share profit at the time :(

Not sure if he is a Mendes client but Joao Filipe (Jota) - could also be on the radar

decent article by Alex Goncalves
https://www.tugascout.com/news/2020/1/13/benfica-willing-to-let-top-talent-joo-jota-filipe-move-to-england-on-loan

We actually wanted Carlos Vinicius in the summer but due to work permit issues he moved to Benfica - Not sure how that one could end up going either.

**Carlos Vinicius was a real target of Wolves earlier this window, and an agreement was in place to secure his signature.

Vinicius, 24, has been linked with a range of clubs over the last few months, his time at Napoli always anticipated to be coming to an end this summer, with clubs from Germany, France and Spain competing for the Napoli striker.

However, it was Wolverhampton Wanderers that were the club that came closest to completing the signing of the Brazilian striker, actively working to bring him to the club.

Indeed, Wolves were on the brink of signing Vinicius for a fee in the region of 18 million euros earlier this window, negotiations to bring him to Molineux practically closed, with Jorge Mendes, although not the player’s agent, believed to be playing a critical role in proceedings.

However, as Portuguese channel TVI24 have confirmed, the transfer fell through after Vinicius failed to obtain a work permit for a move to England, not having the required credentials to earn the required visa to work in the country.

This will have been due to his lack of appearances for Brazil, having not even represented his country at youth level, while his lack of top flight experience will have also worked against him.

As such, the move to the English Premier League outfit broke down.

Instead, Vinicius is now on his way to Portuguese champions Benfica, with an agreement in place to sign him for approximately 17 million euros.]**

@Wolvesfan1980 said in Quick market sales thread:

James - had 60 listed for over 24hrs so far.

Still for sale, none shifted and dropped 6p. Trying hard not to IS.