Wolverhampton Wanderers have now made an enquiry for Coventry City forward Viktor Gyokeres, according to 90min.

The Lowdown: Cunha in

Julen Lopetegui has made his first signing as Wolves manager with Atletico Madrid forward Matheus Cunha making the move to the Midlands.

A move for the Brazilian will officially go through on January 1 in what will be an initial loan with an obligation to buy for €50m (£44m).

There have been rumours regarding interest in another attacker in Gyokeres, and it seems as if Wolves have made a first move ahead of a potential transfer.

The Latest: Approach made

90min provided an update regarding Gyokeres on Wednesday evening, where Wolves were mentioned.

They claim that Wolves, along with Brentford, Crystal Palace, Everton and Leeds, have all made enquiries regarding the forward’s availability in January.

The Verdict: One to watch?

Wolves supporters may well welcome this news of another potential attacking addition at Molineux, especially as their side have scored just 10 goals in 16 Premier League games.

Gyokeres, lauded as having ‘unbelievable’ ability by Coventry manager Mark Robins, has found the back of the net on 12 occasions in the Championship this season so could give the club more firepower in front of goal.

He’s also valued at a career-high €5m Transfermarkt so appears to be at the peak of his powers, while his versatility of being able to play out wide could also come in handy.