[PREVIEW] Raul Jimenez special! Si Senor!

going to be depreciating rapidly.

He's still playing for Mexico.

He's still playing in the World Club.

He's still going to score goals at the top level, let alone championship level.

But he could have gone Club America.

He could have gone to the MLS.

He had another Premier League club that were after him as well that probably offered him, well, that did offer him more money.

and yet he's chosen to go to Wolves.

Do you feel like this is very much, my last thing is I want to get you back into the Premier League and I want to be playing in the Premier League.

Is this a two-year deal or is this a one-year deal and we'll see how it is? I know it's a two-year deal in terms of the contract, but Trippier, Jimenez, if they don't go up this year, are these kind of players, do you think, staying for a second year? Yeah.

I think from a Jimenez point of view...

And I remember saying this when this came up a few weeks back, when the link sort of came up.

I feel like it's a family decision as well.

Okay.

And, you know, where could he have lived his...

Where could he have spent the last couple of years of his career? Yeah, he could have gone back to Mexico or MLS, like I said, or Spain.

Or does he want to come home? I think it feels like home to him.

This is where he started his family, I think I'm right in saying.

Yes, his kids.

I think he said that he's excited

for his kids to come back to where they were born because obviously they don't remember anything.

So for them to show him and to come back to what he discovers or that he contemplates as home is perfect for him.

That's

great.

And you could see, you know, when Fulham played Wolves in April, Daniela was posting, his partner Daniela was posting stuff on Instagram about being home, being back.

I think that's, again, that's as much a part of it as football reasons.

Because it's not an obvious transfer otherwise.

I think if he'd never played for Wolves, I don't think he'd be coming to Wolves, you know? Yeah.

The situation the Wolves are in, relegated club, still a bit up in the air about what's going to happen, how they're going to do.

So I don't think he'd be coming otherwise.

But, yeah, there's a lot in Wolves.

There's also the fact he's a guest-of-feud client.

That definitely helps.

George Mendes will be involved in the deal and they'll be looking after him financially.