Wolverhampton Wanderers aren't just a one trick pony. After signing the youngest captain in Champions League history, the club are about to shock world football once again with another brilliant piece of business.
13 days after the Ruben Neves announcement, Wolves are about to complete the signing of Atletico Madrid winger Diogo Jota on a season long loan.
Jota, who scored 8 goals in 27 appearance on loan at Primeira Liga side FC Porto last season, signed for Diego Simeone's side in March last year, but was sent to the Portuguese giants to gain valuable experience.
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Diogo Jota celebrates after scoring a goal during the UEFA Champions League Group G match between FC Porto and Leicester City. Image: PA
The 20-year-old made a huge impression at Porto, even ousting the talented Andre Silva to the bench on a number of occasions.
Here's a compilation of Jota's time at the club last season. He looks like a real talent:
Jota will be the second signing in the space of 48 hours for Wolves.
The club managed to persuade Monaco defender Ruben Vinagre to join the Championship side on a season-long loan.
He will be the fourth Portuguese player to join the club this summer, with Ruben Vinagre, Roderick Miranda and Ruben Neves all penning deals in recent weeks.
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Neves is without the biggest name Wolves have bought in the window. The midfielder had been linked with the likes of Liverpool and Spurs in the past, but @Wolves were delighted with the capture:
Neves has represented his country at U16, U17, U18, U21 U23 and full international level and was part of the Portugal U21 team that finished runners up at the 2015 European Championships.
Jorge Mendes is showing how much of an influence he could be to Wolves in the coming years.
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(H/T: Birmingham Mail)
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