Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Sasa Kalajdzic has suggested he is interested in remaining at the club. After recovering from serious knee injuries, the 28-year-old played for Austria at the World Cup. On Tuesday night, Kalajdzic played 45 minutes as Austria recorded a 3-1 victory over Jordan. Once the World Cup concludes, attention will turn to whether Kalajdzic will remain at Molineux or move to a club in Germany or Austria. Kalajdzic has just won a league and cup double on loan at LASK Linz, contributing seven goals and 11 assists from 27 appearances. Sasa Kalajdzic spoke to the club's official website, hinting he is open-minded to giving his time at Wolves one last push. He said: 'I am looking forward to the conversations I am going to have. If I am there, I will give it my all.' Since joining Wolves at the start of 2022-23 and suffering a serious knee injury on his debut, Kalajdzic has only accumulated 350 minutes of football for the club across 16 appearances. However, he has chipped in with three goals and one assist, making him somewhat of a cult hero at Wolves despite the frustration over his time at the club. Kalajdzic's injury track record and settlement in Germany or Austria suggest a transfer would be best for all concerned. LASK Linz are likely to welcome him back, while there have been reports indicating Schalke 04 are interested in handing him a return to Germany. Providing he comes through the World Cup unscathed, Kalajdzic will naturally have options far more attractive than a 46-game Championship campaign. With Kalajdzic only having one year left on his contract, this is also Wolves' last chance to generate a notable fee for a player who cost £15.4m in 2022. Kalajdzic's future at Molineux remains uncertain, but one thing is clear - he will give it his all if he stays. The World Cup has given Kalajdzic a chance to showcase his skills, and he will be hoping to make the most of it. As the summer transfer window approaches, Wolverhampton Wanderers fans will be eagerly awaiting news on Kalajdzic's future. Will he stay or will he go? Only time will tell. Kalajdzic's comments have sparked debate among fans, with some hoping he will stay and others thinking it's time for him to move on. The fact remains, Kalajdzic has a lot to offer, and his future will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.