Rob Edwards says January overhaul 'impossible' and gives Jorgen Strand Larsen update | OneFootball

Wolves have made a slow start to January despite sitting bottom of the Premier League, 15 points from safety, and Rob Edwards has moved to cool talk of a major overhaul.

Sky Sports reports that Wolves are looking at a goalkeeper, right wing-back, central midfielder, winger, a number 10 to play off the striker, and a main striker.

So far, the only business is recalling Pedro Lima from his loan at FC Porto, and Edwards has said sales may be needed to raise funds this month.

Edwards said: "But it's not like in one window we're able to have 20 out and 15 in, or something mad like that, we can't. Especially in January it's impossible to do." He was speaking via E&S.

Jorgen Strand Larsen has been benched in recent league games, amid interest from Newcastle and Tottenham Hotspur. Asked if a January sale was off the table, Edwards said: "I haven't said that." He added: "We're under no pressure to do anything if we don't think it's right for the football club. It'll be the right thing for the football club if anyone was to go."

Source: Molineux.news