A stunning hat-trick from Jorgen Strand Larsen propelled Wolves into the FA Cup fourth round, crushing League Two side Shrewsbury 6-1. Larsen's goals ended a 13-game drought and any hopes of an upset.
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 treble, which included a 30-yard strike after a gift from the Shrewsbury keeper, showcased his talent. But his poor form and strained relationship with fans have left his future at the club in doubt.
And this is the part most people miss... Larsen's goals against Shrewsbury could be his last for Wolves. The club is willing to sell, and his performance might just be the tonic they need to revive his season and find a suitable replacement.
So, what's next for Wolves and Larsen? Will he stay and rebuild his relationship with the fans, or will he move on to pastures new? Only time will tell.
For now, Wolves can celebrate a much-needed victory and some momentum, even if it's against lower-league opposition.
What do you think? Should Wolves keep Larsen, or is it time for a fresh start? Let us know in the comments!
