Wolves have tied down goalkeeper Jose Sa to a new contract, extending his stay at Molineux until 2028, according to BBC News.
The Portuguese shot-stopper, 33, has been a consistent presence between the posts for Wolves since joining the club, and this fresh deal underlines the faith both parties have in the arrangement continuing despite Sa now being into his early thirties.
Contract extensions for goalkeepers of Sa's age are not unusual in the modern game, with clubs often prioritising continuity and experience in that position. The new terms suggest Wolves see him as a key figure in their long-term planning rather than a short-term option to be phased out.
No further financial or contractual details have been disclosed. The move ensures Sa remains a fixture in Wolves' plans for the coming seasons as the club look to build stability at the back.