Raúl Jiménez's departure is anticipated due to what his own teammates do to him

Raúl Jiménez is having an incredible season so far. The Mexican attacker played eight Premier League games and scored four goals. His moment is not the same as the one of his teammates, who are clearly in another level than him. That is one of the reasons why he may be moving earlier than expected.

Jiménez has scored at least three more goals than any other Wolves player so far this season. The team coached by Nuno Espírito Santo stands ninth on the PL after 13 points gained on eight games played and the greatest responsible for those four wins is clearly the Mexican attacker.

After receiving some rumors of top teams, such as Manchester United, Jiménez is not sure to continue at Wolves. At the end, he may start to think that the team is not at the level that he deserves and that he could be wasting some crucial time of his career. The next transfer window will be key to see if he can make the move.

Jiménez started his career on América former club. After two years at the Liga MX side he moved to Atlético de Madrid, that paid more than $11 million for him. Benfica was his next club, to which he arrived on August 2015 for $25 million and afterwards Wolves, that paid $40 million to sign him.