Raúl Jiménez rejoined Wolves from Fulham on a free transfer in summer 2026.
The Mexico striker first became a Premier League star at Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he played from 2018 to 2023. His goals, hold-up play and link-up ability made him a central figure in Wolves’ modern history, and he remained the club’s record Premier League goalscorer after his first spell.
Jiménez moved from Wolves to Fulham in 2023 and spent three productive seasons at Craven Cottage. When his Fulham contract expired on 30 June 2026, he returned to Molineux without a transfer fee. Wolves announced the reunion on 9 June, ahead of the formal contract expiry.
The question is about his destination, not his previous club: Fulham was the club he left, while Wolves—short for Wolverhampton Wanderers—was the club he rejoined. Sunderland, Everton and Leeds United were not the answer.