A stunning hat-trick from Jorgen Strand Larsen has propelled Wolves into the FA Cup fourth round, with a dominant 6-1 victory over Shrewsbury. Larsen's goals ended a 13-game drought and any hopes of an upset for the League Two side.
The Norwegian striker's treble, along with strikes from Jhon Arias, Rodrigo Gomes, and Tolu Arokodare, showcased Wolves' attacking prowess and provided a much-needed boost in confidence for the team.
But here's where it gets controversial: Wolves are open to selling Larsen this month, despite his heroics. With interest from Nottingham Forest, the striker's future is uncertain.
Larsen's performance, however, has mended his relationship with the fans. After a disappointing season with just three goals, his hat-trick against Shrewsbury has won back the support of the Molineux faithful.
And this is the part most people miss: Larsen's goals could be his last for Wolves. The club is willing to let him go, but only if it's the right deal for them. With interest from other clubs, Larsen's future is up in the air.
Manager Rob Edwards faces a tricky decision. Does he keep Larsen and hope he can continue his goal-scoring form, or does he cash in on the striker's value and bring in a replacement?
With Wolves sitting at the bottom of the Premier League, 14 points from safety, every decision counts. Edwards must weigh up the pros and cons, and decide what's best for the club's survival.
So, what do you think? Should Wolves keep Larsen and ride the wave of momentum, or is it time to cut ties and bring in fresh talent? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
