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Wolves insist they have broken no FA or EFL regulations

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Image: Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo is represented by Jorge Mendes

Wolves say they have always complied with FA and EFL regulations after concerns were raised over their ownership structure.

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The EFL revealed on Thursday it will meet with Wolves to discuss the club's relationship with super-agent Jorge Mendes.

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Mendes works closely with Fosun International - the company which owns and runs Wolves - and were advised to buy the club by the Portuguese.

He also represents Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo and first-team players including Ruben Neves, Diogo Jota and Ivan Cavaleiro.

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"We are very clear on FA and EFL regulations and always comply with them explicitly," Wolves said in a statement.

"We welcome any form of communication with the EFL to reiterate our position, and we fully anticipate the release of a further EFL statement in support of Wolves and the club's operations to bring a prompt resolution to this matter."

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