Zyro has only played eight times for Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are hoping to loan out fit-again winger Michal Zyro, The Sun reports in its printed edition (17 August, page 53).
Zyro was brought to Molineux by Kenny Jackett in January 2016 and got off to a bright start, scoring three goals in his first seven Championship outings.
Michal Zyro of Wolverhampton Wanderers
The 24-year-old suffered a torn cruciate ligament that April, however, and has not played competitively since – although he did turn out for Wolves’ Under-23s at the back end of last season.
However, it would appear as though Zyro – now onto his third manager since Jackett – will have to wait a little longer before he can pull on the old gold in a proper fixture, with his short-term future seemingly lying elsewhere.
And with a full pre-season behind him, not to mention his impressive record in England’s second tier to date, he should have no shortage of suitors.
Wolves currently have Helder Costa, Diego Jota, Ivan Cavaleiro, Ben Marshall and Connor Ronan who can all play in Zyro’s position.
Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Nuno Espírito Santo
Where should Wolves send Zyro?
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