Wolves were one of the most active Premier League sides in the January transfer window after making three new signings.
A Companies House submission on 6 February confirmed the West Midlands club have changed their accounting period from 31 May to 30 June.Finance expert Stefan Borson exclusively told Football Insider the accounting change is likely to be for profit and sustainability (PSR) reasons.
Wolves were believed to be close to the spending limit last season, with top-flight clubs only permitted to make £105million of losses over a rolling three-year period.Vitor Pereira’s side were the Premier League’s second-biggest spenders behind Manchester City in the recent transfer window after spending more than £42million.They agreed deals for Emmanuel Agbadou and Marshall Munetsi from Reims, while Nasser Djiga made the move to Molineux from Red Star Belgrade.Borson insisted Wolves are now likely to sell a player in June to ensure they don’t breach the PSR rules.
He told Football Insider: “I thought the fact they were signing players in January was a sign that they were very confident about PSR and didn’t have any concerns this season.
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