Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Kenny Jackett has revealed that he will wait until the club receives a bid for goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey before deciding whether he will be allowed to leave Molineux.
Hennessey has recently returned from a loan spell with Yeovil Town, but despite spending the last two fixtures on the bench, Jackett has insisted that the Welsh stopper remains part of the "working group" at the League One outfit.
The 51-year-old told the Express & Star: "He's in the squad at present. We don't know whether things will open up in January for him in terms of whether we'll get bids. We'll see.
"We'll have to review the situation and see what the options are when the window opens. At present, he's part of a working group that need to get some results."
Hennessey has not featured for Wolves since suffering a serious knee injury early in 2012.
