Although the transfer window may not be open, it still doesn’t stop players being linked with a move ahead of the window reopening in just over a month’s time.
That is the case with Wolves, who are said to be interested in sealing a deal for Polish youngster Aleksander Buksa.
According to Polish outlet Sportowe Fakty , Molineux is the 17-year-old’s most likely destination amid uncertainty over his future.
It is said that Pini Zahavi, agent of the player, and Jorge Mendes are looking at possibly securing a move to Wolves for the teenager.
It is also claimed that Buksaa could have just six months remaining on his contract, which is reported to run out at the end of the current season, something which will make any deal slightly easier.
Amid speculation over the striker, here is everything you need to know about the teenager.
Who is Aleksander Buksa?
Buksa is a 17-year-old striker who plays in the Polish first tier with Wisla Krakow.
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He has been at the club since an early age and was promoted to the first team at the start of 2019.
The teenager has played a total of 32 times for the club, scoring four goals.
How is he doing this season?
Buksa has failed to get on the scoresheet for the first-team so far this campaign, although he has mainly been used as a second-half substitute, making just two starts in all competitions.
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He has made a total of seven appearances, plus two others for the youth team, scoring his only goal of the season against Gornik U19s.
How much is he likely to cost?
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It is claimed that the player could sign a new contract at Wisla when he turns 18-years-old in January, which will mean he has a release clause of €5 million (£4.5 million).
However, should an agreement not be reached, then Wolves could get the player for a cut-price in January or for a minimal fee next summer.