The midfielder was Wolves captain earlier this season but now wants to leave in January, a sad end to his time at Molineux

Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab ask to sign Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Mario Lemina on a free transfer.

Mario Lemina has asked Wolves to leave the club in the January transfer window, and while he had continued to be available to new boss Vitor Pereira, he didn't want to travel to Newcastle for Wednesda

Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Vitor Pereira says former captain Mario Lemina must decide whether he wants to stay at the club for the remainder of their Premier League relegation battle. The midfielder is the subject of interest from Saudi club Al Shabab — coincidentally Pereira’s former side — and could leave in the January window.

Wolves have slapped a price tag worth in excess of £5million on Lemina after he has reiterated his desire to move onto pastures new this month, according to GMS sources, but his

Per BBC Sport, Lemina wants to join Al-Shabab this month, but Wolves are demanding around £5M. Wolves boss Vitor Pereira said: "I can't bring a player who tells me he is not in the mental condition to help the team.

Speaking after the defeat at St James' Park, Pereira revealed that Lemina had told him he wishes to depart Molineux and that a move could happen this month

Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Vitor Pereira says Mario Lemina was left out of the squad to face Newcastle United after telling the club he wants to leave. Pereira says he left the former Wolves captain at home after he told him he was not in the right frame of mind to play for the club.