The scorer, who played for Chelsea and currently has no club, witnessed his application for a work permit by the English Football Association (FA) as he has not played an official match since December 2021.
Wolverhampton has appealed the decision and will receive a response on the case within the next 48 hours.
The Brazilian naturalized player has already trained with the English team, which is looking for a replacement for Austrian Sasa Kalajdic, who was seriously injured.
Since the UK’s exit from the European Union, on January 1st last year, granting UK work permit to EU countries has become more complicated and players have not exited the process.
A few days ago, Dutch striker Justin Kluivert had not signed with Fulham for not collecting 15 points enough for the release, which are awarded according to the matches played, positions in the national championships and matches with the national team. EFE
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