A new price tag for Jack Clarke has now been revealed, as the list of clubs interested in signing the Sunderland man grows.
Jack Clarke, 23, enjoyed another stellar campaign with Sunderland in the Championship, scoring 15 goals and assisting four more in 40 appearances.
The former Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur man has had Premier League suitors for the past year now with Burnley having seen bids rejected for Clarke last summer.
There was interest in Clarke once again in January with Lazio linked with a surprise move, as well as reports crediting the likes of Crystal Palace and West Ham with an interest.
Clarke is under contract at the Stadium of Light until 2026 and is widely expected to be among the players leaving Wearside this summer.
Now, a new club has joined the race for Clarke’s signature, with a new and improved price tag revealed too.
Wolves join race to sign Jack Clarke at Sunderland
An emerging report from GIVEMESPORT has revealed that Wolves are now interested in signing Clarke from Sunderland this summer.
The same report also reveals the Black Cats want between £25-30million for Clarke this summer, following previous reports that the club were ready to part ways with the player for £20million.
However, Wolves are ‘unwilling to spend more than £20million’ on Clarke, so what comes of this emerging Wolves interest remains to be seen.
Crystal Palace and West Ham are thought to have retained an interest in Clarke; Palace especially after losing Michael Olise to Bayern Munich.
