Wolves recall Jordan Graham from Oxford

The deal with the League Two side had been extended just last Friday, with the U's signing Graham up for another two months after some impressive performances.

But an injury to Rajiv van La Parra has prompted Kenny Jackett to call Graham back.

He has yet to feature in Wolves' first team but must now be in with a chance to make his debut in this Saturday's crunch derby against Birmingham City at St Andrew's.

The 20-year-old made six appearances during his loan at the Kassam Stadium.

Oxford boss Michael Appleton said: "It's a shame because he has done really well for us and was enjoying being part of the squad, but Wolves had a recall option in the loan and have a number of first team players out so it is a wonderful opportunity for him.

"We wish him well and will certainly keep an eye on his progress."

Van La Parra has a knee injury and is expected to be out for between two and three weeks.

He joins Kortney Hause, Ethan Ebanks-Landell and Nouha Dicko in the treatment room.

Dominic Iorfa is also suffering with a knee injury but Jackett is hopeful he'll be fit for the short trip to Birmingham.

Meanwhile, Millwall hope to extend Wolves midfielder George Saville's loan spell with the club.

Saville has impressed since joining the League One side earlier this month, helping the team to three wins and a draw in four matches. His deal expires after this Saturday's game against Bradford.

Millwall boss Neil Harris said: "George has done well for us and he's enjoyed himself.

"We'll be a lot clearer on George's situation this week. It's down to Kenny."