By Scott Cooper
July 19 2005

WOLVES Chief Executive Jez Moxey and boss Glenn Hoddle have confirmed that they are hot on the tails of two unknown Premiership Players and Derby County star Inigo Idiakez.

The Wolves Chief Executive confirmed that a third bid has been placed on the table for Derby star Inigo Idiakez, but would not comment on how much has been offered. Moxey clearly believes that the bid is enough for Derby to seriously consider the bid and hopes that the Spanish midfielder could soon be making his move across the Midlands to Molineux.

Idiakez was the only name Moxey confirmed interest in, but commented that the Idiakez deal was just one of three, with three bids placed for Premiership players. The Chief Executive also confirmed that the bids are seven figure sums.

After confirming the third deal for Idiakez, Moxey told the clubs official website "The other two are with Premiership clubs and we have bid seven figure sums,"

  "One club has told us that they may well want to do business with us but they want to bring in two players themselves before they will let the player we want go.

"We are finding this everywhere we go. Clubs are reluctant to lose players until they have others in."

Boss Glenn Hoddle also confirmed the three offers, but said that he would soon have to make a decision whether to keep on pursuing the three or move to different targets.

MEANWHILE Hungarian International defender Gabor Gyepes has arrived at Molineux for a four day trial. The 24 year old, currently attached to a club with huge financial difficulties has 18 full caps and should play in the friendly at Port Vale on Wednesday.