Striker to get cup game to impress
Molineux misfit Tomasz Frankowski could finally have a chance to prove his worth tonight when Wolves travel to Chesterfield in the Carling Cup.
The £1.3m signing, who was billed as former boss Glenn Hoddle's "final piece of the jigsaw" has not impressed since arriving at Wolves during last January's transfer window.
The out-of-favour striker has failed to score since his signing and hasn't figured in boss Mick McCarthy's plans so far this season.
But with Lee Naylor believed to be on the brink of a £600,000 move to Celtic, McCarthy looks set to name the Polish international in his squad for this evening's first-round game.
He said: "Everybody has been asking me about Tomasz and there might be an opportunity for him here.
"He has been brighter since he came back from international duty with Poland and I know it happens that way.
"It can be a help to just play a game - Tomasz had three days back in Poland, speaking Polish and he has come back refreshed."
Despite Frankowski's possible inclusion tonight, McCarthy is still wary of the threat posed by League One outfit Chesterfield.
He added: "The day I went to see them it was 0-0, but they have changed their strikers from that day."