Rafiki Said joins Wolverhampton Wanderers on a undisclosed fee in a 3‑year deal with a 12‑month option. The 26‑year‑old left‑winger is the first acquisition of new head coach Cesar Peixoto, revienting after Kieran Trippier and Raul Jimenez.

He finished the 2023‑24 season in Belgium’s top flight with 8 goals and 5 assists across 37 matches for Standard COMMENT. Internationally, the Comoros forward has scored 8 goals in 21 international caps, playing every minute of the country’s Africa Cup of Nations campaign.

Peixoto praised the player’s pace and one‑versus‑one ability, saying he will add depth to the left flank and help the squad fight for points. With a full squad now, Wolves can rotate more comfortably in the Premier League’s congested calendar.

The signing signals a clear intent to add speed and creativity to a side that struggled for width last season. Fans expect the winger to deliver quick transitions and cutting‑inside threats that could lift the club’s league standing.