Dendoncker has played just five times since his summer move to Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Leander Dendoncker has wasted little time impressing the Wolverhampton Wanderers fanbase.
The highly-rated Belgian arrived at Molineux on loan from Anderlecht at the start of the season, with a £12 million permanent deal reportedly in the pipeline this summer.
But Dendoncker’s new manager wasn’t so easily bowled over, using him on just four occasions prior to Monday’s FA Cup win against Liverpool – and only once as a Premier League starter.
It was reported this month that the 23-year-old may even move again in January (Voetbal International), although many of a Wolves persuasion will be hoping that is not the case now.
This is what they’re saying on Twitter…
Dendoncker played the full 90 minutes as Wolves shocked the Premier League leaders, Liverpool, at Molineux.
Raul Jimenez gave the hosts a half-time lead, before Ruben Neves sealed his side’s progression to the FA Cup fourth round shortly after Divock Origi’s equaliser.
Wolves’ reward is a short trip to either Stoke City or Shrewsbury Town in less than three weeks’ time.
Could Dendoncker leave Molineux this month?
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