Doyle looking forward to reunion
Kevin Doyle is hoping for a "special" night when Wolves take on his boyhood side Wexford Youths.
Wolves' £6.5million record signing spent three years with the League of Ireland club as a youngster, before moving on to St Patrick's and Reading.
Boss Mick McCarthy takes a 23-man squad to Wexford's Ferrycarrig Park as part of the deal that saw the striker move to Wolves this summer.
Doyle said: "It's going to be a special night, playing against a lot of lads I would have played with and against at under-age level.
"Ferrycarrig Park is only a few miles away from my family home and I'm sure there will be a huge crowd at the game, so I'm really looking forward to it."
Wexford are managed by Doyle's long-time mentor Mick Wallace, who accompanied him to Molineux when he moved from Reading.
The striker said: "Wexford deserve any help they can get, as Mick was a huge influence on my career and development.
Players missing for Wolves, who will start all their substitutes from Saturday, are Matt Hill with an ankle injury along with knee victims Stephen Ward and David Jones.