According to Football Insider, Wolves are lining up a potential move for Stoke City starlet Tyrese Campbell.

What's the story?

Nuno Espirito Santo's side of course suffered a major blow after Raul Jimenez's horrific clash of heads with Arsenal's David Luiz left the Mexico international requiring surgery for a on a fractured skull.

Now, Football Insider claim that Wolves and Burnley are among the clubs considering a potential move for 20-year-old forward Campbell, who's shown his versatility this season by playing all across the front-line.

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The report adds that Stoke are adamant that they won't sell one of their star players in the January transfer window, but it remains to be seen whether he will still be with the Potters by the end of it.

Easing the pressure on Jimenez

When Jimenez is able to make his return back to the first-team, the most important thing Wolves can do for him is to make sure that he isn't burdened with the task of having to fire in the goals straight away.

Easing him back into the side would be the best way to go, and bringing in an "explosive" player like Campbell would help with that massively.

His manager at Stoke, Michael O'Neill, said of him back in the summer: "Tyrese is a great finisher. If you are a good finisher you have to get in the positions and he did that today. He is a young player who is still developing. When he is in that mood, defenders are frightened at this level."