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Wolves are considering Girona star Ladislav Krejci their ‘main target’ for defence and have ‘decided to move forward’ with talks to try to snap him up.

The Midlands club began their season not the way they wanted, as they were thrashed by Manchester City at Molineux 4-0.

Wolves have strengthened both their full-back positions, but the centre-back department has been left untouched.

Now as the transfer window is set to enter the final stretch, they have ramped up their search for a centre half.

Former Newcastle United star Lloyd Kelly has been offered to Wolves in the ongoing window, but they have not opted to sign him.

The Premier League outfit have Girona’s 26-year-old centre-back Krejci, who joined the Spaniards last season from Sparta Prague, on their list of targets.

According to Spanish journalist Matteo Moreno, Wolves consider him their ‘main target’ for defence and they have ‘decided to move forward’.

Krejci, during his first season with the club, featured 28 times in La Liga while picking up nine cautions in the process and he made seven outings for Girona in the Champions League.

In Europe, he featured for 90 minutes against Liverpool, but failed to help his team avoid a 1-0 defeat against Arne Slot’s side.

The Czech defender has begun the season as first-choice centre-back for Girona and the Spanish outfit might not let him go easily.

His current deal with the La Liga outfit runs until 2029 and Wolves might have to dig deep in their pocket to convince Girona to let him go.