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English Premier League club Wolverhampton Wanderers are contemplating a loan move for Zimbabwean forward Tawanda Chirewa ahead of the 2024/25 season, with manager Gary O’Neil admitting he is yet to decide on the 20-year-old’s future.
Chirewa, who initially joined Wolves’ under-21 squad after signing from Ipswich Town, made several appearances for the senior team last season.
When asked about the possibility of Chirewa leaving on loan, O’Neil told the Express &amp; Star’s Wolves podcast that the club is considering the option. He said:
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That is still undecided. He has shown potential, but obviously, we have more attacking players available at this moment than we did last year.
Maybe it will be more difficult for him to push up, not to say it is impossible, but we will do what is right for him.
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Chirewa, one of the two Zimbabwean players in Wolverhampton Wanderers’ squad, is currently with the senior team during their pre-season training camp in the United States.
The England-born forward started in Wolves’ 3-1 friendly defeat against fellow Premier League side Crystal Palace on Thursday, playing 73 minutes before being substituted for Mario Lemina.
The young Zimbabwean made his debut for Wolves in the FA Cup against Brentford on January 5 last season, and he also made his Premier League debut, aged 20 years and 103 days, against Brighton and Hove Albion on January 22, 2024.
Overall, Chirewa has made eight appearances in the English top flight.
Chirewa’s Zimbabwean teammate at Wolves, Leon Chiwome, 18, is expected to remain at Molineux Stadium after recently signing a new deal with the club until the summer of 2028.
Speaking about Chiwome’s contract extension, Wolves’ sporting director Matt Hobbs told the club’s website:
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Leon stepped up last year in a tough time when we had some injuries and showed the potential he has.
At the moment, the plan is for him to stay with us, and develop under Gary [O’Neil, head coach], his staff and James [Collins] with the under-21s, but while the window is open, there are other possibilities.
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While Chirewa has already represented the Warriors, his fellow Zimbabwean teammate at Wolverhampton Wanderers, Chiwome, is yet to make his debut for the national side.
Chiwome, who has previously played for England’s junior national teams, was called up to the Zimbabwe squad for the World Cup qualifying matches against Rwanda and Nigeria in November last year.
However, the 18-year-old requested to be excused from those two fixtures.
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English Premier League team Wolves are thinking of loaning Zimbabwean Tawanda Chirewa. Chirewa joined Wolves from Ipswich Town and played for the senior team last season. The coach is unsure about his future. Chirewa recently played in a friendly match. Another Zimbabwean player, Leon Chiwome, signed a new deal with Wolves. Chiwome has potential and may stay at the club. Chirewa has played for Zimbabwe, while Chiwome is yet to debut for the national team.

Wolves Considering Loan Move For Tawanda Chirewa

Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Leon Chiwome has been named as one of the brightest young talents in the English Premier League, <a href="https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/wolves-news-leon-chiwome-wiki-25117175">Birmingham Live</a> reports.
According to The Guardian, the 16-year-old striker is one of the young talents to watch out for. 
Chiwome joins Owen Farmer (2021), Kamran Kandola (2020), Chem Campbell (2019) and Jackson Smith (2018) in making the prestigious list since Wolves returned to the top flight three years ago.
Chiwome, the son of a Zimbabwean father and a British mother, was born in Brighton and only joined Wolves from AFC Wimbledon in the summer. 
Leon was only with Wimbledon for about six months after impressing whilst playing for the Sussex Schools FA team.
Wolves’ academy manager Jonathan Hunter-Barrett told The Guardian:
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What we saw in him was an excellent profile for a centre-forward who is big, strong and quick. He’s very keen to learn and get on the ball, and he knows where the back of the net is.
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Chiwome has scored twice in his first three outings for Wolves’ under-18s. 
Chiwome competed in athletics during his school days, often racing over the sprint distances, while he also tried his hand at the long jump. He will be hoping to make the jump into Wolves’ under-21s on a permanent basis before too long.
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