Lens reject two bids for Danso
Wolves have had two bids rejected for Lens defender Kevin Danso.The Premier League strugglers have reignited their interest in the 26-year-old having initially opted to sign Emmanuel Agbadou from Reims ahead of him earlier this month.One of Wolves' offers was 22m euros (£18.44m) and the clubs remain in talks.Personal terms are not expected to be an issue with the Austria international.Wolves changed their minds on moving for Danso - after Agbadou's £16.6m move - having accepted they needed more defensive reinforcements after slipping back into the Premier League's relegation zone at the weekend.
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