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Out-of-favour midfielder Hassan Kachloul has joined Wolves on loan until 16 January from Aston Villa.

The Moroccan was signed by former manager John Gregory on a free transfer from Southampton in the summer of 2001.

He was was a regular under Gregory but failed to make a single appearance last season under his successor Graham Taylor.

Ironically, Kachloul could make his Wolves debut against his former club Southampton a week on Saturday.

Wolves surrendered a two-goal lead, missed a penalty and saw Manchester City midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips score an injury-time equaliser in a thrilling 3-3 draw at Eastlands.They look like they are going to go down now...

Wolves are down you may aswell forget about them.

Originally posted by Sir
Wolves are down you may aswell forget about them.

Big game for them today and they are 2-0 up so they are still in with a very slim chance...

Wolves gained 3 points today Beating Boro 2-0

But Wolves are no danger to my Portsmouth.

Basement side Wolves, who started the day nine points from safety, proved they were still alive and kicking as they beat Middlesbrough 2-0.

Carl Cort put them ahead in the 28th minute, heading in Mark Clyde's cross from the right and Henri Camara netted a second after 62 minutes.

Middlesbrough have designs on Europe but the defeat could have been more convincing as Mark Schwarzer saved a late penalty from Camara.

Wolves have rejected a written transfer request from Senegal striker Henri Camara.

Camara, who scored seven goals in 30 Premiership appearances this season, is desperate to continue playing in the top flight after Wolves' relegation to Division One, despite insisting he is otherwise happy at Molineux.

But chief executive Jez Moxey made it clear the ambitious 27-year-old is not for sale.

Norwegian club Brann have confirmed Wolves are interested in signing their Nigerian midfielder Seyi Olofinjana.

And although the Molineux club have denied making a bid, Brann insist they are at the head of the queue to sign the 23-year-old.

Celtic are considering a move for Wolves striker Henri Camara, according to the player's agent. The Senegal international wants to quit the midlands club following their relegation from the Premiership. Celtic, who are looking for a replacement for the prolific Henrik Larsson, can offer him guaranteed Champions League football. But the player's agent, the Monaco-based Scot Willie McKay, warned that there were other clubs on his trail.

Wolves have played down reports Bolton have tabled a 2.5million bid for unsettled striker Henri Camara, announcing they would only consider offers "far in excess" of that figure.

Chief executive Jez Moxey confirmed there had been no official bid for the Senegalese frontman but revealed a fax formalising the Trotters' interest in Camara had been received.

Wolves midfielder Silas has returned to his native Portugal and joined top-flight club Maritimo on a season-long loan.

The 28-year-old, who joined the Black Country club for 1million from Lieria last summer, made only two starts for Wanderers last season as they were relegated after just one year in the Premiership.

Silas has two years remaining on his Molineux contract but Maritimo have the option to buy him for 3million at any time during his loan.

Michael Duberry is hoping to secure his release from Leeds United in order to join new Championship rivals Wolves.

The former Chelsea stopper is currently in talks with The Whites in order to reach an agreement over the remaining two years of his contract.

Duberry has spoken to Wolves officials and is being tipped to join the Molineux outfit later this week, should he strike a deal with Leeds.

So far Wolves are the only club to come forward for the 29-year-old stopper, who has endured a roller coaster ride at Leeds since being signed by ex-boss David O'Leary.

Wolves boss Dave Jones has secured the services of veteran midfielder and skipper Paul Ince for a further year.

Ince initially joined Wolves on a free from Middlesbrough in August 2002 before agreeing another year deal for last term's ill-fated Premiership run.

Wolves have agreed a fee to bring Aston Villa defender Rob Edwards to the club - with the Championship side paying an initial fee of around 125,000 for the 21-year-old.

Dave Jones is keen to take Wolves straight back into The Premiership after relegation last season, and believes Edwards could be a useful acquisition.

Henri Camara has walked out on Wolves - insisting he will not play for them in The Championship.

The Senegalese international flew back for talks with Wolves on Monday, but following discussions with the club's hierarchy he has now departed again.

Camara is now in Paris waiting for his future to be resolved - but he insists he has no intention of playing his football outside the top flight.

Wolves are poised to sign Nigeria midfielder Seyi George Olofinjana from Norwegian club Brann Bergen for 1.7million.

The 23-year-old, who saw a move to Monaco fall through last week, is expected to agree a four-year contract at Molineux subject to him being granted a work permit.

Want-away Wolves striker Henri Camara could find himself barred from international football should he fail to return to Molineux for pre-season training.

The Senegalese international is currently in Paris after having refused to train with the club because he wants a transfer out of Molineux following relegation from the Premiership.

Ironically, Camara had been granted an extra week's summer holiday by Wolves manager Dave Jones following his World Cup qualification exertions with Senegal.

But the 27-year-old could find his high-risk strategy of voluntary absence backfires should the Black Country club dismiss him for breach of contract, withhold his registration to prevent him playing for any other club and request he also be barred from playing from Senegal.

Wolves would be entitled to take all those measures should Camara fail to return to Molineux.

South Africa international Matthew Booth is attempting to clinch a contract with Wolves.

Booth has joined Wolves on their pre-season trip to Norway and is due to feature in Saturday's friendly against Tromso.

The centre half is currently on the books of Rostov in Russia and was close to a move to Lokomotiv Moscow at the end of last year.

Rob Edwards has shaken off fears surrounding an ankle injury to finally complete a 150,000 move to Wolves from Aston Villa.

Matt Murray's injury nightmare came to an end on Saturday when he finally returned to action for Wolves in their 3-1 friendly win over Accrington.

The goalkeeper, who missed most of last season, said: "It was great to get back out on the pitch after all that time.