Fer Lopez

Wolves made promising young attacker Fer Lopez their first signing of summer 2025 when the Spaniard joined on a permanent deal from La Liga side Celta Vigo.

Lopez, a left-footed attacking player who can be utilised on the right or in a central role, signed a five-year contract at Molineux and followed Jorgen Strand Larsen in moving from Vigo to Wolverhampton, having broken through at his boyhood club during the 2024/25 season.

The youngster, who only turned 21 the month before signing for Wolves, is a product of the Celta Vigo youth set-up and, having impressed for Gran Pena and Celta B, was given his opportunity after signing a new contract in summer 2024.

Lopez made his senior debut that October in a 5-1 Copa Dey Rey victory over UD San Pedro, while his first goals arrived in the following round against Salamanca CF, as he claimed a brace in another resounding win.

His reward was a La Liga debut three days against RCD Mallorca and, after shaking off a minor injury, he featured in all but two La Liga fixtures from the February.

La Liga goals followed for the Spaniard and following 20 senior Celta Vigo appearances, Lopez headed to the UK to join Wolves, having previously spent time in the country during an education stint as a youngster.

Following nine Premier League outings during his first six months in England, Lopez returned to Spain and joined Celta on loan for the remainder of the 2025/26 season, where he scored twice in 23 appearances.