Wolves boss Gary O'Neil has confirmed they're shopping for a new striker.

O'Neil says loaning out Fabio Silva and Sasa Kalajdzic was part of the plan.

Silva is now with Celtic, with Kalajdzic spending the rest of the season at Eintracht Frankfurt.

He said: There's discussions going on and the idea letting the guys go as early as we did is it helps financially and free up some wages that we can use in the loan market or people that may be available.

The club are working very hard on it and I'm confident we'll be able to bring players in before the window closes, but that doesn't mean we can guarantee it because things do move and change."

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