Solbakken: Jarvis wants to go

Wolves’ manager Stale Solbakken confirmed after his side’s penalty shoot out success in the Capital One Cup against Aldershot Town that England winger Matt Jarvis wants to leave the club.

Solbakken: Jarvis wants to go
Sat, 11 Aug, 2012 - 20:04

Wolves’ manager Stale Solbakken confirmed after his side’s penalty shoot out success in the Capital One Cup against Aldershot Town that England winger Matt Jarvis wants to leave the club.

Jarvis, who missed the game through sickness, was the target of a £9m bid from West Ham on Friday that was turned down by Wolves.

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