Wolves-linked striker Andrea Pinamonti's future at Inter Milan has been plunged into further doubt after it emerged he has joined super agent Mino Raiola’s stable.
Pinamonti has been linked with a move away from Inter since January and is expected to leave the Italian club this summer.
Wolves are said to be monitoring the 19-year-old's situation after their promotion to the Premier League, while Liverpool have also been credited with an interest.
He is seen as one of the hottest talents in Italian football at the moment with a prolific scoring record for Inter at youth levels.
Pinamonti's decision to be represented by Raiola is significant because it comes just weeks after a proposed switch to Udinese fell through.
Raiola, who boasts Paul Pogba and Zlatan Ibrahimovic among his list of clients, is considered an active and efficient operator in the transfer market, which could boost the chance of a move ahead of the new season.
Here's a quick lowdown on Pinamonti.
The stats
Date of birth: 19th May 1999 (19 years old)
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Born: Cles, Italy
Position: Striker
Height: 6ft 4"
Supports: Inter Milan
Youth career: Inter Milan
Shirt number: 99
Playing style
Freelance journalist Dan Davis has profiled Pinamonti in an in-depth article on outsideoftheboot.com
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He describes his styles as: "Pinamonti’s quick movement in the offensive positions around the field of play make him a player who is very difficult to mark, allowing the Italian to break free of his marker and get shots away on goal.
"The Italian is also noticeably tall for his age, leaving him with exceptional ability in the air. His keen eye for goal means that he is able to use his height in various attacking situations, allowing him to nod home past the goalkeeper on many occasions.
"Pinamonti would be expected to hold off aerial challenges from defenders, allowing him to be able to flick the ball on, or take a shot at goal."
One for the future?
At 19 years-old he is prime for a run of games, something he isn't currently getting at Inter and is having to bide his time below bigger names.
Why would Wolves want him?
The Wolves scouting team will have done their homework on the player and if he is on the radar they will be sure he is a player capable of making the step-up straight into the Premier League. Wolves have had an eye for a good young player recently and that track record could work in their favour.
They also need to look at the striking department ahead of the new season.
His goals and performances have been impressive.
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Is there anyone else interested?
Yes. Pinamonti was linked with a number of top clubs in January including Liverpool after making his debut in the Europa League last December.
Tottenham, Arsenal and Chelsea have also watched him.
Serie A sides Cagliari and Sassuolo are also interested.
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Wolves have been placed as the clear favourites to sign Bakary Sako from Crystal Palace this summer.
Sako, 30, is out of contract at Selhurst Park and although he has been offered a new deal to stay, could be on the move if any concrete interest in his services emerges.
The Mali international has been linked with his Wolves in the past following his move from Molineux to Palace in 2015.
Now, Bet Victor are offering odds of 2/1 that Sako completes a surprise switch to re-join his former club where he was a fans favourite and made well over 100 appearances between 2012 and 2015.
Wolves are working on a list of targets as they prepare to strengthen their squad ahead of the Premier League campaign.
Reports have claimed that Wolves are monitoring Sako's contract situation but a potential swoop for him would be unlikely given his injury troubles in recent years.
His season was cut short when he suffered a fractured ankle and damaged ligaments in January, and he has not featured since, reports football.london.
Bet Victor also offering odds of 6/1 that he will join another newly-promoted side in Fulham.
Derby County, who have just appointed Chelsea legend Frank Lampard as their new manager, are third favourites to sign Sako at 8/1, the same price as West Brom, who were relegated from the Premier League.