Raul Jimenez: Wolves boss Nuno Espirito Santo says forward 'progressing very well'
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Raul Jimenez (right) has twice visited the Wolves training ground since his injury
Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Raul Jimenez is "progressing and improving very well" but there is no timescale for his return from a head injury, says manager Nuno Espirito Santo.
The 29-year-old Mexico international needed surgery on a fractured skull after a clash of heads with Arsenal defender David Luiz last month.
Jimenez visited the Wolves training ground again on Thursday.
"He's getting better. He will return stronger," said Nuno.
"There's no timetable, no date on that because first of all he has to recover his health and then we think about him returning. But it's positive."
Jimenez scored 27 goals last season and there has been speculation that Wolves will look to bring in a forward in January's transfer window.
"Unfortunately, we had a huge situation that put one of our important players out for some time with a serious situation," said Nuno.
"What happened to Raul is difficult and that's why I'm not happy with the balance of the squad. I think we need to rebalance the squad."
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