The shock free transfers Wolves could sign to boost Bruno Lage's charge for Europe

Wolverhampton Wanderers will continue to monitor the free agent market outside of the transfer window.

January passed without Wolves making a significant addition to Bruno Lage’s squad, while Adama Traore was allowed to join Barcelona on loan.

Wolves never intended to replace Traore immediately and a successor wasn’t sought before Monday night’s deadline.

Pedro Neto is Traore’s natural replacement in the first team squad, and Lage hopes to be able to utilise his compatriot in the second half of the season.

Wolves seem to have sorted their issues at centre-back by recalling Toti Gomes from his loan spell at Grasshoppers. Romain Saiss will imminently return from Africa Cup of Nations duty following Morocco’s exit, and Yerson Mosquera is nearing a return to fitness.

The area of concern to most supporters remains central midfield, where Lage has relied on Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho for most of the season. Leander Dendoncker is first reserve, but beyond the Belgian Wolves only have youngster Luke Cundle - albeit the 19-year-old has made a big impression on Lage.

Lage has also publicly admitted he wants a "different striker" to first choice frontman Raul Jimenez.

Speaking after a similarly frustrating end to the summer window, Lage said Wolves would be checking out free agents - but he only wants players capable of improving his first XI.

The chances of Wolves signing any of the players on the list are slim, unless Lage has to deal with increased injury issues.

But here are the options currently available to Wolves and their rivals…

One-time Barcelona and Portugal defender Edgar Lé is available following his departure from Turkish club Trabzonspor.

The 27-year-old central defender played 17 times in the Super Lig for