Wolverhampton Wanderers have signed Mexican striker Raúl Jiménez back to the club on a two‑year deal with a one‑year option. The 35‑year‑old returned after a three‑season spell at Fulham, where he added grit to the Premier League front line. Owners and fans celebrated the move as a homecoming for a legend in the club's history and future goals for the team.

Jiménez scored 57 goals in 166 appearances for Wolves between 2018 and 2023, helping the club finish seventh in 2018‑19 and reach the Europa League quarter‑finals the following season. His experience will be vital as Wolves aim to secure Premier League stability after their recent promotion. The striker's return also signals a renewed focus on offensive quality for the team.

Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, Jiménez will represent Mexico in the opening match at Estadio Azteca against South Africa, followed by games against South Korea and Czechia. His presence is expected to boost the national squad’s attack. Wolves’ management believes his familiarity with the club’s culture will ease the transition back into Premier League action for the fans and.