Traore has two demands for Wolves amid new contract talks
Spanish player, Adama Traore, is seeking assurances from his English club, Wolves before committing to a new contract this season.
Amid interest from Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur, Wolves are preparing to make Traore their highest-paid player to fend off suitors.
According to The Sun, Wolves are ready to offer him a new four-year contract worth a whopping £25million per year amid interest from Tottenham and Liverpool.
Traore currently earns around £55,000 per week, which would increase to £120,000 if he commits his future to Wolves.
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But he has two criteria if he’s to extend his stay at the Midlands club.
The Spain international is ambitious and wants to be sure he’s at a club capable of competing in Europe regularly.
Traore could also be persuaded to sign on at Wolves if the club includes a £60million buy-out clause in the contract, making a departure available if the valuation is met.