Nuno Espirito Santo keen to strengthen as Cutrone nears exit

<div class="pa_art"><p>Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo hopes the club can bring in some versatile reinforcements during January, with Diogo Jota still sidelined and forward Patrick Cutrone set to join Fiorentina.</p><p>Jota sat out the FA Cup third-round tie with Manchester United after suffering a dead leg during the defeat at Watford on New Year's Day.</p><p>The nine-goal attacking midfielder is set for further scans to determine how long he will need to recover, so will not be involved in Saturday's Premier League match against Newcastle.</p><p>Cutrone, meanwhile, looks set to return to Italy, initially on loan, reportedly with a view to a potential £18million (£15.5m) permanent deal in the summer.</p><p>Wolves have also been linked with . . .