Wolves have revealed the latest information in forward Hee-Chan Hwang's recovery from a thigh injury, and it certainly looks positive.
What's the latest?
The RB Leipzig loanee has been out of action since mid-December with a thigh injury and had started life at Molineux impressively, scoring four goals in his first six league appearances.
Although the goals had dried up slightly prior to suffering his injury, the South Korean was a regular fixture in Bruno Lage's side and his return will be very welcome. That return, in fact, could come in the coming weeks.
On their official Twitter page, Wolves shared a video of Hwang addressing fans and providing an update on his fitness.
The 25-year-old said: "After the injury, I am recovering well and have started jogging and training.
"I will try my best to show my best performance to the fans. Thank you for your support."
According to Premier Injuries, 10 Februrary is currently the estimated date for the South Korean's return to action.
Wolves fans will be buzzing
Although the West Midlands outfit are sat comfortably in eighth place with hopes of a push towards the top-six, goals have been at a shortage for the entirety of their campaign.
Having scored just 17 goals in 20 league games, Lage's side are the Premier League's third-lowest scorers, therefore the return of Hwang will be welcome indeed.
When fit, the 25-year-old was mainly operating on the left-hand side of a front-three, a position that has seen various personnel fill in over the course of the campaign.
The likes of Daniel Podence, Franciso Trincão and Adama Traore have all started on the left-hand side on occasion this season, despite their preference being the right. However, the trio have just one league goal between them.
Who to play either side of striker Raúl Jiménez has been a headache for the Portuguese manager at times this term, particularly during the absence of the South Korean, meaning that his return can't come soon enough.
Moreover, prior to his injury there was talk of the Black Country club swooping to turn the Leipzig-loanee's loan deal permanent, given the fact that the winger hadn't been getting much of a look in at the Bundesliga outfit.
Hee-Chan Hwang's return from injury will be a major boost as Wolves look to close the gap between them and the top-six.
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