Wolverhampton Wanderers are open to selling their Mexican striker of four years, Raul Jimenez, this summer.

What's the word?

That is according to a report from talkSPORT journalist Alex Crook, who has claimed that the Old Gold are open to offers for the 31-year-old and will consider selling him for as little as £15m - just under half of what they paid for the Mexican's services back in 2019.

Having disappointed with his goal returns over the current season, it is said that there is a feeling amongst the Wolves hierarchy that the 31-year-old needs a change of scenery.

As per the report, Crook stated that the £100k-p/w Mexican would be open to a return to Spain, where he began his European journey with Atletico Madrid.

Jimenez out, Gibbs-White in?

Jimenez, who has scored six goals in the Premier League this season.

Whilst there is the argument that the Old Gold's chance creation has been poor - having made just 37 big chances this season, the joint-fourth worst in the English top flight - that debate is quickly shut down with the Mexican's squad-high tally of eight big chances missed.

When they needed him to be clinical, he has often failed to find the net, and with Lage's recent switch in tactics catering to a counter-pressing approach, a more mobile forward would be better suited to the Old Gold.

A player who could step up to the plate, and would cost the Molineux outfit nothing in transfer fees, is their on-loan star Morgan Gibbs-White, who has set the Championship on fire this season in taking up a more offensive position as an attacking midfielder for Sheffield United. He has also played as a centre-forward six times, with four goals and two assists from that position.

Hailed as a "sensation" by The Telegraph reporter Mike McGrath, the £8.1m-rated Gibbs-White has proven himself as a goal poacher, having scored 11 times whilst chipping in with nine assists for a total of 20 goal contributions in 35 appearances for the Blades.

With Lage eager to involve the 22-year-old in Wolves' pre-season plans this summer, it would be worth testing his potency as a striker, with his returns this season underlining his threat in front of goal.

In other news - Mendes links: Wolves now plot bid for “exciting” 20y/o wonderkid, Lage will love him