Steve McClaren has targeted Fulham star Zoltan Gera for a January move to Wolfsburg.
The former England boss, desperate to shake up his struggling German side, knows the Hungarian Âforward could fancy a change.
Gera, 31, has failed to hold down a starting place since Mark Hughes replaced Roy Hodgson as Fulham boss, despite being the club’s current Player of the Year after Âoutstanding displays in the run to last season’s Europa League final.
He can play on either wing or in the hole behind the main striker. He is desperate for first-team football and would be keen for a move closer to his homeland.
Gera joined Fulham from West Brom in summer 2008 but has often been left out by Hughes despite Fulham’s Âdismal form.
Wealthy Wolfsburg are Âbattling to keep out of the Bundesliga relegation places after winning the title two seasons ago.
McClaren is likely to be backed with significant funds in the mid-season window, with Gera high on his wish-list.