Connor Ronan set to make Wolves departure
Connor Ronan is set to leave Wolves this month after talks opened over a permanent move to Major League Soccer.
Colorado Rapids are hoping to get the deal done in the coming days, which will see Ronan's time at Wolves come to an end and see him join up with former Wolves team-mate Jack price.
The 24-year-old moved to the club's academy from Rochdale and made his debut in 2016, before embarking on several loan moves.
His spell St Mirren was his most impressive to date, and a summer move back to Scotland was called off after the midfielder impressed Bruno Lage.
Ronan's options were limited, however, and his only two appearances this season came under interim boss Steve Davis.
He came off the bench against Brighton in early November to make his Premier League debut, before starting against Leeds in the Carabao Cup.
Ronan has rarely been involved under new boss Julen Lopetegui and has had no game minutes, while Wolves have made midfield additions this month.
The midfielder was expected to depart on loan, or on a loan with an option to buy, but a permanent move across the pond now seems the most likely destination.
