Since the arrival of Gary O'Neil as head coach in August, Wolves have been much improved in the final third compared to their efforts under Bruno Lage and Julen Lopetegui.
A total of 42 goals have been scored in their 28 Premier League fixtures during 2023-24, albeit that being just the joint-11th best in the division.
However, Wolves have been reliant on the exploits of Matheus Cunha, Pedro Neto and Hwang Hee-chan, with the trio contributing exactly half of Wolves' total in the top flight.
Despite their respective efforts, all three players are currently on the sidelines with muscle injuries, highlighting the extent at which they have been used by O'Neil in Premier League fixtures.
That left Wolves exposed in their recent FA Cup quarter-final defeat to Coventry City when, despite scoring twice during the latter stages, they were less effective in other areas of the pitch due to a change in strategy.
As it stands, Nathan Fraser and Leon Chiwome are competing for a starting role against Aston Villa on Saturday evening, yet having to choose between two teenagers has strengthened the need for more experienced competition to be acquired in the summer.
According to The Telegraph, Wolves are prepared to firm up their interest in Adams once the season has reached a conclusion.
The West Midlands outfit have been consistently linked with the Scotland international in the past, only for differences in valuations to end any hope of a deal being finalised.
With Adams having just over three months remaining on his contract, the situation is highly likely to change in the summer, regardless of whether Southampton earn
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