Wolverhampton Wanderers is already set to face an uncertain second half of the season, but that situation now shapes the future of Enso Gonzalez.
Paraguayan journalist Arturo Máximo Rubin reported the winger is unlikely to stay at Wolves, adding that his continuity in the Premier League depends heavily on what happens with the club in the coming months.
The Paraguayan journalist hinted that a potential relegation would change everything. If Wolves drop out of the Premier League, the expectation in Paraguay is that Gonzalez will move on, either on loan or in a permanent deal.
His development plan at Molineux always relied on top-flight football, and a step down to the Championship may not fit the pathway outlined for him or for the national team.
This new update sits alongside other reports from Paraguay, which have stressed that Gonzalez needs consistent minutes to stay in contention for the national team. He has featured mainly for the U21s and has not yet forced his way back into the senior setup, despite strong academy performances.
For now, the situation remains tied to Wolves’ league position. Rubin’s comments add a fresh layer to the story: if the club stay up, the door stays open for Gonzalez. If they go down, his departure becomes far more likely.
