Patrick Cutrone may have only arrived last summer but it already looks as though he could be out the exit door.

The Italian arrived from AC Milan for £16m but has now been linked with a move back to his home country.

Tuttosport, via Football Italia, claim that Fiorentina are interested in the forward while recent reports from Calciomercato note he's keen to join the Serie A side.

The first report suggests that Torino are also in the race for the young forward who has scored just three times this term.

With that in mind, a bunch of Wolves fans are crying out for a deal that involves Torino's talented attacker Andrea Belotti. A swap would be quite something and receiving Belotti as part of any potential transfer would be smart business.

There is no indication that will happen but there's no denying the fact he's a fine player. The 26-year-old bagged 15 times in the league last term. He also scored 26 times in 2016/17.

Other supporters weren't as excited by the news, however, as they took to Twitter to defend Cutrone. The 21-year-old has struggled for game time, appearing nine times from the bench in the Premier League.

A tally of two goals in league action is a dismal return from someone the club had high hopes for but fans are eager to see him given another chance.

One individual compared his early Wolves form to Adama Traore. He is a fine indication of someone coming good after initially disappointing. The £18m signing scored just once last term but already has six goal contributions this season in the top-flight.

Further fans thought that he was destined to leave, focusing on Wolves' owners Fosun and the player's attitude.

Such are his disappointing displays, it wouldn't be a great surprise if he did want to return to Italy. After all, it's the place where Cutrone learned his trade until a few months ago.

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Whether or not the Midlands outfit would be able to secure a profit would be another matter to bring into proceedings. They'd also have to find someone willing to pay his wages. At Wolves, he's on over £62k per week.

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