Chinese group Fosun International complete takeover of Wolves

Chinese group Fosun International have completed their £45million takeover of Wolves, the club have announced.

The Sky Bet Championship side have been up for sale since 2015 and Fosun will pump up to £30 million into the club over the next two years as part of the deal.

The investment group has links with super-agent Jorge Mendes who represents Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo and has stakes in travel agent Thomas Cook, among other interests.

Fosun will have a football board of four people with Jeff Shi, who led thenegotiations on behalf of Fosun, becoming the club's representative. Sky Sun will join him with local businessmen John Bowater and John Gough remaining as non-executive board members.

Chief executive Jez Moxey has been managing the club on a day-to-day basis but will leave in three months after overseeing the transition and Wolves are looking for his replacement.

Former owner Steve Morgan bought Wolves for £10 from Sir Jack Hayward in 2007 with the promise of investing £30million into the club.

The future of manager Kenny Jackett, who is currently in Ireland with thesquad, is also in doubt.

The 54-year-old is understood to have told the team earlier this month that the takeover was going ahead and he had been given no assurances over his future.

Wolves finished last season 14th in the Championship, their second season back in the division after winning Sky Bet League One in 2014.