Wolverhampton Wanderers loanee Morgan Gibbs-White has been lavished with praise for his performances away from Molineux.

What's been said?

In recent comments cited by YorkshireLive, Sheffield United centre-forward David McGoldrick stated his belief that the 21-year-old is a player who has the world at his feet, after the midfielder inspired his side to a 3-2 win over Cardiff City on Saturday.

Speaking about the ability of the England U21 international, the striker said: "There was a bit of brilliance from Gibbo for the first goal and he got two assists. He's a great player, he got in positions for us and that helps us. He's got the world at his feet, a great kid and great player with all the ability in the world but he needs to play games.

"He's doing that here. He's expressing himself and has the licence to be a free spirit. We want him to go and create things. He's going to lose the ball sometimes, but all good players do that. As long as it's in the right positions and as long as he keeps scoring goals like that, I don't mind what else he does."

The report went on to state that, with Wolves having an option to recall the youngster in January - something the Premier League side did when he was on loan with Swansea City last season - there are increasing concerns at Bramall Lane that they could lose Gibbs-White in the January transfer window.

Gibbs-White could transform Wolves

While things at Molineux are undeniably on the up under the leadership of Bruno Lage, with the west Midlands side winning five, drawing three and losing just two of their last ten Premier League fixtures, the club's lack of goals will undoubtedly be something that is troubling the 45-year-old manager.

Indeed, Wolves' 12 league goals scored ranks them as the second-worst attack in the top flight, with the club's current midfielders offering very little in the way of creativity and attacking impetus.

So far this season, Ruben Neves is the only midfielder to have found the back of the net in the league, while Leander Dendoncker's one assist ranks him as one of Wolves' most creative options in the middle of the park.

As such, it is plain for all to see that Lage's side are crying out for a player who can both create and finish chances, something that Gibbs-White is doing on a near-weekly basis at Sheffield United.

Indeed, over his 15 Championship appearances for the Blades, the £8.1m-rated man has scored five goals, registered four assists and created a whopping nine big chances for his teammates, as well as taking an average of 2.7 shots and making 1.8 key passes per game, per SofaScore.

These returns have seen the youngster, who football talent scout Jacek Kulig dubbed a "superb" talent, average a SofaScore match rating of 7.33, ranking the 21-year-old as the fifth-best player overall in the Championship so far this season.

As such, bringing a player whose aforementioned metrics better every single one of the current Wolves' first-team squad back to Molineux in January would indeed appear to be a very wise move for Lage, as the £19k-per-week midfielder would undoubtedly transform the club's present levels of attacking efficiency in the middle of the park.

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