Wolves are the 'first suitor' to sign former West Ham forward Enner Valencia, according to a fresh transfer rumour that has emerged.

The Lowdown: Valencia linked with Wolves move

Bruno Lage's side have jumped to eighth in the Premier League after a strong run of form and they host in-form West Ham on Saturday afternoon.

Despite Wolves thriving at the moment, there may still be the need for new signings to improve the depth and quality in the squad and one player who has been linked with a move to Molineux is Valencia.

The 32-year-old is currently plying his trade at Fenerbahce, where he has scored twice and registered three assists in the Turkish Super Lig this season.

The Latest: New update emerges

It is a rumour that is refusing to go away, with Fotomac [via Sport Witness] claiming that Wolves are at the front of the queue to sign him.

It is also stated that 'negotiations with Fenerbahce will begin' in the January transfer window, as he eyes up a fresh challenge.

The Verdict: Is he worth it?

This is a rumour that doesn't make a huge amount of sense, with Valencia not someone who set the world alight during his time in England, despite being described as 'dangerous' by Ronald Koeman during a loan spell at Everton.

The Ecuadorian has scored a superb 34 goals in 67 caps for his country, in fairness, but he only managed 10 in 68 games for West Ham, suggesting he struggled in the Premier League. A 23-game stint at Goodison was also forgettable, with only three goals scored.

Valencia is also 32 and doesn't represent the long-term future, so it feels like more of a quick fix that suggests Adama Traore could possibly be moving on and Lage wants a short-term replacement.

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