Jorgen Strand Larsen
25-Year-Old
Wolverhampton
Premier
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Strand Larsen made the switch to Wolves from Celta Vigo last season and produced from the jump. The striker scored 14 goals and added four assists, triggering a clause in his contract that made his loan to Wolves a permanent deal. Despite the departure of Matheus Cunha, he should still see similar work in the new season. Cunha ripped plenty of shots himself, while Strand Larsen's activity in the box allows him to get shots and score goals no matter who is on the pitch with him. Topping 15 goals seems like a stretch for a player in this team, but hitting 10-plus goals and a few assists seems like a good projection for Strand Larsen.
Still building fitness
Stand Larsen is still building fitness before the international break, per manager Vitor Pereira. "Toti has the flu. Larsen is trying to get better too, but he's not 100 per cent. He is working with us."
ANALYSIS
Strand Larsen is back fit after his Achilles injury, but is still rebuilding his fitness. He played 84 minutes against Tottenham in a one-all draw last time out, but wasn't moving at his best and wasn't his usual threatening self. The striker is still looking for his first Premier League goal this season, but should be fit and back starting during Sunday's clash with Brighton.
Strand Larsen is back fit after his Achilles injury, but is still rebuilding his fitness. He played 84 minutes against Tottenham in a one-all draw last time out, but wasn't moving at his best and wasn't his usual threatening self. The striker is still looking for his first Premier League goal this season, but should be fit and back starting during Sunday's clash with Brighton.
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Starts in cup
Strand Larsen got the start and played 68 minutes during Tuesday's 2-0 Carabao Cup win over Everton.
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45 from bench
Strand Larsen appeared for 45 minutes off the bench in Saturday's 3-1 loss to Leeds United.
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Returns to bench Saturday
Strand Larsen (achilles) is on the bench for Saturday's clash against Leeds United.
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Limited option for Saturday
Strand Larsen (achilles) is an option for Saturday's match against Leeds United but will likely begin on the bench, according to manager Vitor Pereira, per Liam Keen of the Express and Star. "He trained yesterday, and I hope tomorrow [against Leeds] he can help us. Not for 90 minutes, but during the game."
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Won't play vs. Newcastle
Strand Larsen (Achilles) is out for Saturday's game against Newcastle United. "[Jorgen] Strand Larsen won't play against Newcastle as the injury is a bit more serious than we first thought," manager Vitor Pereira said during his pre-match press conference Friday.
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Will be handed new deal
Wolverhampton are ready to offer Strand Larsen a new contract, according to The Telegraph.
ANALYSIS
Newcastle United tried everything to sign Strand Larsen in the summer, but Wolverhampton rejected every single approach for the Norwegian striker. The Wolves expect no issues negotiating a new contract with the 25-year-old striker, who's expected to be one of the highest-paid players in the squad.
Newcastle United tried everything to sign Strand Larsen in the summer, but Wolverhampton rejected every single approach for the Norwegian striker. The Wolves expect no issues negotiating a new contract with the 25-year-old striker, who's expected to be one of the highest-paid players in the squad.