Report: Wolves have now made an offer to sign ‘amazing’ £20m player, but Tottenham already have agreement

Wolves are seemingly looking to extract revenge on Tottenham.

Spurs hijacked a deal for Kevin Danso back in February just before transfer deadline day, when Wolves thought they had secured the Austria international right at the end of the window.

Ironically, Vitor Pereira has since outperformed Ange Postecoglou significantly, winning six Premier League games in a row to move Wolves up to 13th as Tottenham sit 16th.

Position	Team	Played MP	Won W	Drawn D	Lost L	For GF	Against GA	Diff GD	Points Pts
10	B’mouthBournemouth	34	13	11	10	53	41	12	50
11	BrentfordBrentford	33	13	7	13	56	50	6	46
12	Crystal PalaceCrystal Palace	34	11	12	11	43	47	-4	45
13	WolvesWolves	34	12	5	17	51	61	-10	41
14	Man UtdManchester United	34	10	9	15	39	47	-8	39
15	EvertonEverton	34	8	14	12	34	41	-7	38
16	TottenhamTottenham	34	11	4	19	62	56	6	37

Now, Wolves are looking to get Tottenham back for pinching Danso from them, as the Old Gold make Johnny Cardoso an offer.

Wolves offer to triple Johnny Cardoso’s wages

Diario de Sevilla now claim that Wolves have offered a contract to the United States international, worth three times his current salary at Real Betis.

Now, in case you were unaware, Tottenham have already agreed a £20m fee for Cardoso as part of the £8m deal which saw Giovani Lo Celso move from Spurs to Real Betis back in August 2024.

Despite that, the Real Betis No.4 does still need to agree to move to Tottenham, with that agreement only concrete between Spurs and the Spanish side.

Diario de Sevilla state that Cardoso is still able to join a different club if the bid is worth more than the £20m Spurs have agreed, although Real Betis will have to pay the north Londoners a 20% penalty fee if they accept an offer from another side.

Unfortunately, the Spanish news outlet do not make it clear whether that is a 20% cut of the entire transfer fee, or a 20% cut of however much more the deal goes beyond £20m.

Cardoso – who was recently called “amazing” by the Spanish media after a superb performance against Sevilla – could also stay at Real Betis, as the story mentions a possible contract extension on improved wages.

What Johnny Cardoso has said about his future

Cardoso – who Wolves actually bid for in January – has not exactly entertained much talk of a move to the Premier League.

Real Betis could still qualify for the UEFA Champions League, currently sitting sixth in La Liga.

When asked how he feels in Spain, Cardoso suggested he wants to stay at Real Betis, revealing: “I am very happy here and I hope I can continue enjoying myself at Betis for many years to come.”

Therefore, both Tottenham and Wolves could be rejected by the 23-year-old this summer.

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