Wolverhampton Wanderers are prepared to offer Jorgen Strand Larsen a lucrative new deal in a bid to block his move to Newcastle United.

According to a report from Football Insider, Wolverhampton Wanderers have no intentions of sanctioning Jorgen Strand Larsen’s departure. While the player continues to push for a move away amidst interest from Newcastle United, Wolves are not willing to accept any offers. They are looking to hand him a new bumper deal to secure his long-term future.

After making a name for himself at Celta Vigo, Strand Larsen joined Wolves last summer. While it was an initial loan deal, the move has been made permanent this summer on the back of his impressive performances last time out.

In his debut campaign, the 25-year-old was involved in 38 matches across competitions, and he finished with 14 goals and five assists. The player has added two more goals to his tally in the first few weeks of the 2025/26 season. The player still has four years left on his deal, and he has made an impressive start to the new term, but his future has been up in the air amidst interest from Newcastle United.

The Magpies have recently added Nick Woltemade to their squad in a club-record deal of £69 million. Despite signing the German goalkeeper, the Tyneside club are still in the market for a new striker amidst uncertainty around Alexander Isak’s future, with Jorgen Strand Larsen remaining a target.

Wolves won’t sell Strand Larsen

Alexander Isak looks all set to join Liverpool on deadline day, and Eddie Howe wants to ensure he has enough quality in his ranks to cope with his absence. Jorgen Strand Larsen could help their cause as he has already proved himself in the English top flight.

However, Newcastle United will struggle to sign the 25-year-old as Wolves have no intentions of letting him leave. They are planning to turn down any bids for Strand Larsen, having already rejected two offers from Eddie Howe’s team.

While the player is ready to part ways with the club, Wolves have a new plan to ensure they keep hold of the Norwegian international. They are planning to open contract renewal talks with the 25-year-old. Wolves are willing to offer him a new lucrative deal to ensure he continues at the club.

With the Black Country outfit unlikely to change their stance, the Tyneside club might have to look at other targets in the final hours of the summer transfer window.