Mouyokolo moved to Hull in 2009's January transfer window.
Wolves have now confirmed the signing of Hull City defender Steven Mouyokolo.
The 23-year-old Frenchman has signed a four-year-deal with the option of a fifth and as per club policy, he mvoes for an undisclosed fee.
Let’s hope his old club-mate Stephen Hunt will be following him before too long.
Hooper will know Michael Kightly from the time he spent at Grays Athletic.
Wolves will try to sign Scunthorpe’s highly rated striker Gary Hooper this summer, according to the Daily Mail.
Monday’s paper reports that Wigan and Celtic are also in the race to sign the striker who has hit 19 goals this season for a struggling Scunny side.
Scunny signed the 22-year-old for £150,000 from Southend in July 2008.
Forest are third in the Championship following their promotion from League 1 two years ago.
Nottingham Forest have identified Wolves midfielder Andrew Surman as a potential loan signing to aid them in their bid for promotion to the Premier League.
Express and Star sources reckon that Forest gaffer Billy Davies is a long term admirer of 22-year-old Surman and the Scot is looking to reinforce his squad following the injury to captain Paul McKenna.Wolves bought Surman for an undisclosed fee believed to be around £1.2million last summer but has made only three starts thus far this season.Nothing seems iminent though as Surman was pictured training with his team mates at Compton today.
My Verdict: Mick McCarthy would be foolish to let Surman go at this stage in the season. What if we picked up a couple of injuries or suspensions ourselves and it left us short? Hold on to him Mick.
I'll give you my insight into all the goings on at Wolves as they prepare for a second Premier League campaign
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