Yerson Mosquera has the endorsement to leave Wolverhampton. The Colombian defender has not had the continuity that he expected in the English team and will seek to add minutes in another club starting next season, In addition to this, the signing of defender Craig Dawson would reduce his chances in the team.
According to Birmingham Live, following the arrival of Wolves sporting director Dawson, Matt Hobbs, opened the exit door for the Colombian defender, at least temporarily, pointing out that it is important that he add minutes and gain experience in another team, in addition to referring to the bad luck he has had with his injuries.
“We want to take Yerson out on loan, to start getting some games. The manager really believes in him and the tools you have. We brought him in, and he was unlucky with his two hamstring injuries, and so it wasn’t a good time to leave an inexperienced defender on the team,” Hobbs said.
He also said that: “He has been a victim of circumstances, so for us it is important to get him out on loan, so the fact of bringing Craig to be the player he will be, but also helping the defenders and allowing Yerson to go on loan is great for the football club”.
Mosquera, who arrived in June 2021 from Atlético Nacional, has not managed to have the continuity he expected, since three months after arriving at the club suffered a “high-grade hamstring” injury in an English League Cup match against Tottenham, a nuisance that made him spend five months off the pitch.
Said absence made him lose options to maintain a permanent position in the team without being able to debut in the Premier League. since his arrival He has only been able to play one official match with the first team, while with the under 23s he has played nine games and scored one goal. During the break for the 2022 Qatar World Cup he was in two friendlies played in December against Cadiz and Empoli.
