Emerged as an option for Schalke wolverhampton wanderersSasa Kalajdzic.
The striker spent this season on loan at LASK and scored seven goals and four assists in 27 matches.
Earlier this month, the Wolves man said that LASK sporting director Dino Buric was critical of his loan transfer. He also opened the door to extend his stay.
He said: : "Dino and I are in constant contact. I came here because of Dino. He was the deciding factor. I don't know what will happen in the summer. I am satisfied and living in the here and now."
However, the Austria international bid goodbye to LASK and will return to Molineux where his future remains uncertain.
Schalke suggests an escape route
Wolves were relegated from the Premier League while the German club returned to the Bundesliga.
Edin Dzeko played a key role in Schalke's promotion and has a contract until June. It is unclear whether the 40-year-old has signed an extension or not, but they are keen to sign Wolves' Sasa Kalajdzic.
is according to sports24 In Austria, Joe reports the 28-year-old is a 'hot topic' for Schalke's Austrian manager Miron Muslic.
There is no mention in the report as to whether the frontman plans to change clubs again or stay at Wolves, who will play in the Championship next season.
Ernst Baumeister, who managed him at Admira Wacker, recently watched Kalajdzic in action against Red Bull Hamburg. The coach changed his role from defensive midfielder to striker.
Sport24 concluded its report by saying that he has been asked to change his agent after the World Cup. It is quite possible that it was Baumeister who was urging him to take this step.
Our opinion: Wolves should sell this summer
Wolves signed Sasa Kalajdzic from VfB Stuttgart in August 2022, and he suffered an injury on his debut.
He was sidelined for 275 days before suffering another serious setback in April 2024. This kept him off the field for 437 days.
The Austrian's contract expires in 2027, and transfer market He is worth €4m. Wolves are likely to sell him this summer to avoid losing him unnecessarily next year.
