By Scott Cooper
July 6 2006
WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers lost another player today as the Molineux cull continues. Wolves today agreed a £1M with Reading for Ki-Hyeon Seol.
The Molineux cull continues with South Korean International Seol Ki Hyeon becoming the latest in a line of players to depart Molineux after the famously branded "complete disaster" of last season.
Wolves Chief Executive Jez Moxey agreed a £1M deal for the winger-come-forward which could rise to a possible £1.5M based on appearances. Wolves have also included a sell-on clause into the deal.
The move will be seen as good business by the majority of Wolves Fans after the poor performances of late from the South Korean. He arrived in August 2004 and appeared to be a real coup at the time. Wolves Chairman Rick Hayward at the time said Seol would "Score 30 goals and push Wolves to the Premiership" but the goal return from the 27 year old was abysmal.
Seol scored just 8 goals in 50 appearances for the club and struggled to gain a starting place during the last campaign. The South Korean will now head to Reading on Monday to undergo a medical and complete the move.
