Rob Edwards remains firm on Wolves' January plans

Due to Premier League squad restrictions, they will need to sell a non-homegrown player to make room to bring another in, as they prepare to make changes to the squad amid the likelihood they are relegated to the Championship.

Wolves now have four points from the last two games but Edwards says he remains steadfast in his transfer plans.

"I want to freshen things up, we do as a football club, we recognise that there's a need to try and make a few changes," he said.

"We're working hard to try and do that, but there's certainly been a bit of an upturn in form with a few people as well, which is really welcome.

"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. 

"There's going to be a little bit going on, but it's not going to be wholesale within one window.

"Especially in January it's impossible to do, but putting people in good form certainly helps."

When asked if any players had changed his mind, Edwards added: "No, but what I would say is that I definitely feel like there's more competition now.

"I don't think my mind's changed too much with people that we think might need to go and get some football, or it might help them if there's opportunities out there for them.

"That's not changed too much, but I certainly feel there's more competition now, which is really, really positive."

Larsen is attracting plenty of interest and, having lost his place in the Wolves starting XI, is currently the most likely asset to be sold this month if a suitable offer is made.

And Edwards hinted there is a chance Larsen leaves.

"I haven't said that," Edwards said when asked if there is no chance the striker is sold.

"There'll be interest in a number of our players, I would have thought, especially with the position that we're in and we've got some really good players here.

"But we're under no pressure to do anything if we don't think it's right for the football club."

He added: "It'll be the right thing for the football club if anyone was to go. 

"None of us want to weaken the team in this window or any window going forward. 

"We always want to try and be in a stronger position. That's always our aim and as the head coach, that's what I'm pushing for. That's always what I want.

"But we're in a unique position that not many teams have been in the Premier League before at this stage of the season. 

"We'll always try and make the right decision for the football club going forward, but we always want to try and be stronger coming out of every window."