That’s according to Sky Germany who claimed the Molineux outfit are joined by Southampton and Brentford as showing an interest in a ‘jewel’ who is enjoying something of a breakthrough season in the 2. Bundesliga. Newcastle and West Ham have also been linked in separate articles.

The attacking midfielder made 13 appearances, scored one goal and provided two assists last season but has already contributed five goal involvements in one fewer game so far this term.

Having come through the age groups with the Germany youth set-up Maza was last month called up by the full Algeria national team and made his debut against Togo in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier.

Maza’s current contract runs until 2027 and while it does not have an exit clause Sky say a fee of between €10-20million could be negotiated. They also add the youngster is likely to leave if Hertha are not promoted – they currently sit in eleventh place.

It would be a surprise to see Maza come to Wolves and be expected to contribute in the Premier League from the off but the club have a good track record in bringing the likes of Toti Gomes who came from Estoril and was last season handed a new five-and-a-half-year deal.

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National Team Boss Gives ‘Interesting Skills’ Verdict On Wolves Loan Star

With the international break ongoing, Wolves have lost a host of players to their national teams and boss Gary O’Neil will be keen for injuries to be avoided.

Wolves have also seen players who are out on loan away from Molineux get called up, something which is good news for their values should the club look to sell in the future.

Attacker Fabio Silva is on this fourth loan spell away from Wolves, currently in Spain at Las Palmas, and he won his first senior Portugal cap on Monday night against Croatia.

Portugal boss Roberto Martinez gave him 19 minutes and after seeing him up close, dubbed the Wolves loan star someone with ‘interesting skills’.

“Fabio Silva is a different kind of striker, with interesting skills”, Martinez told a press conference about the Wolves loanee after Portugal’s 1-1 draw against Croatia on Monday night.

“It is not easy to use so many players and maintain the same level.”