The Red Devils forward was expected to join a club in the lower division after failing to nail down a regular place under Louis van Gaal.
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Wolves signed James Henry from Millwall in 2014, following a loan spell with the club – and Henry has gone on to make 77 appearances during his time in the Midlands, scoring 16 goals.
A whole host of Championship clubs have been chasing Wilson’s signature on loan, a group which includes Derby County, Cardiff City and Wolves.
James Henry was one of the many Wolverhampton players entering the final year of his contract this summer and with Charlton Athletic showing firm interest in signing the 26-year old; it was widely believed that the winger could have well ended up leaving Molineux.
Kenny Jackett says Wolves will relish the chance to put their dip in form firmly behind them by tackling Championship leaders Brighton today. “They’re keeping him there for the time being”, the Wolves boss said, as quoted by the Independent. The timing of it is always something and if he was available would there be some interest from us?
“You would always want a positive fan base and the fans to be happy with what we’re doing – what will turn that are performances and results”.
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“It’s one thing saying it and another being able to do it, but I’ve got a lot of confidence in the players”. But, having said that, both (Rajiv) Van La Parra and young Bright (Enobakhare) have looked very good.
