Tony Pulis can end Sheffield Wednesday's striker nightmare with one simple loan swoop this January...
What's the word?
According to WalesOnline, the Owls are one of several Championship teams eyeing a move for Leeds sensation Sam Greenwood next month.
It's claimed that the likes of Cardiff City and AFC Bournemouth, two teams in and around the top ten, are also keen on securing his services.
The report suggests that the 18-year-old forward is highly-rated down the road in Yorkshire and isn't far off breaking into the first-team, so it could be quite the coup for the Hillsborough-based side.
Striker solution?
It's no secret that Pulis is absolutely crying out for a proper centre-forward.
Josh Windass is their top goalscorer on three goals for the season, and he's primarily an attacking midfielder, leaving goal-shy Jordan Rhodes as, technically, their only centre-forward.
Indeed, Steven Fletcher was never truly replaced. A nightmare scenario.
Greenwood cost United £1.5m from Arsenal in the summer and has drawn plenty of raving endorsements throughout his short career to date.
His former coach at Sunderland, Paul Bryson, spoke very highly of the teenager, he said:
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