July 7, 2024

The Wanderers U21s swooped for the 19-year-old back in September to bolster their midfield ranks.

Chirewa came in from Ipswich Town, for whom he did actually make his first-team debut. That came as a second-half substitute against Colchester United in an EFL Trophy group stage fixture.

In doing so, he became the second-youngest player ever to feature for the Tractor Boys after Connor Wickham.

He penned a two-year scholarship with Ipswich in July 2020 and then signed his first professional deal a few months later.

Wolves were able to land him recently, having monitored him for quite a while according to Wolves’ Head of UK academy recruitment Harry Hooman.

Chirewa has enjoyed a good start at Wolves, and is already now training with the first-team…

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