Sporting director Kevin Thelwell has claimed that a short-term loan deal is 'not right' for Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White.
While the England Under-21 international has been provided with frequent opportunities in the first team, the versatile youngster has struggled to put together a consistent run of form.
The 19-year-old would not be short of offers should he be made available in January, but Thelwell has suggested that the academy graduate will remain at Molineux.
Speaking at the club's recent fans' parliament, Thelwell said: "We see him as a very, young player who will add more game time this season with us in Europe.
"I don't think he has stalled at all. He's in the right place with Nuno [Espirito Santo]. He's a top talent and going to be a fantastic player."
Gibbs-White has made five starts and four substitute appearances in all competitions this season.
Written by
Darren Plant
Darren Plant
