Wolverhampton Wanderers have submitted an official bid worth €20 million to Getafe for Nigerian striker Christantus Uche.
Negotiations are currently ongoing between the two clubs, with Wolves eager to complete the deal swiftly.
Talks are also advancing with the player’s camp as Vítor Pereira looks to reinforce his attacking options before the transfer window closes.
Uche only joined Getafe last summer for €500,000 from Spanish second division side AD Ceuta FC, but his rise has been rapid.
The 22-year-old enjoyed a breakthrough campaign in the 2024/25 season, emerging as one of the standout performers for the Madrid-based club.
His direct style of play, pace, and clinical finishing proved pivotal in Getafe’s league campaign, quickly drawing the attention of scouts across Europe.
His progress was rewarded with a first call-up to the Nigerian national team earlier this year.
Uche featured in the Unity Cup clash against Jamaica and also appeared in a friendly match against Russia.
Wolves have been in the market for a reliable striker to bolster their attack and squad depth.
Uche’s potential makes him an attractive option, while Getafe stand to make a significant profit on a player they signed for a fraction of the current offer just a year ago.
Wolves are now pushing to finalize the deal, hopeful that Uche can become their next attacking talent to shine in the Premier League.
