Bournemouth could recall Lewis Grabban from Sunderland.
Lewis Grabban has re-discovered his scoring touch during an impressive loan spell at Sunderland.
He has scored 11 goals in 16 games for the Black Cats, despite the team winning only two matches and sitting 23rd in the Championship table.
Worryingly for Sunderland, Bournemouth are considering a recall.
Even if Bournemouth have no plans for him, they could seek to sell high and cash in, but Sunderland cannot afford to buy him.
If this worst case scenario did occur, Sunderland may still be able to plea to Bournemouth to see if they can reinvigorate another one of their strikers.
Bournemouth paid £7 million to sign striker Lys Mousset in 2016, but the former Le Havre man has failed to hit it off.
He made only 12 appearances in his debut season, and this campaign he has just one start at 108 minutes of Premier League football to his name.
His last season in France saw him score 14 goals in 28 games.
Mousset needs a loan move to get him used to playing competitive football in England on a regular basis, and a loan switch to Sunderland can help.
If Bournemouth do make a business decision and cash in on Grabban, they may be able to appeal to Sunderland to let them have Mousset on loan as a replacement
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