Wolves are in a strong position to win the Championship, but some of their rivals have taken exception and have claimed that Wolves are breaking EFL rules. A written complaint has been made by several clubs, an unusual step. Essentially there are two issues. One concerns Portuguese super agent Jorge Mendes. The Chinese owner of Wolves, Fosun, has a stake in Mendes's company Gestifute. Other Championship club chairmen have questioned how Wolves have been able to afford and sign players, many of whom are linked to Gestifute, from some of the biggest clubs in Europe. The Wolves head coach, Nuno Espirito Santo, is a former goalkeeper who was Mendes's first client, and remains close to him. The written complaint was discussed at a meeting of the EFL board on Thursday. 'It was agreed that the EFL executive will meet with the management of the club to reiterate our requirements and those of the FA and will report back to the board.' Wolves would have to demonstrate that an...