Former Bolton Wanderers striker De'Marlio Brown-Sterling is currently on trial at Championship side Sheffield Wednesday.
The 19-year-old departed the Trotters over the summer.
He made four appearances in all competitions for Wanderers last season under then-boss Keith Hill, with his debut coming in the defeat to Rochdale in the EFL Cup.
Two of the appearances came in League One.
Brown-Sterling has been without a club since leaving the Trotters over the summer.
But the Sheffield Star reports that the striker is now on trial at Garry Monk's Owls.
Brown-Sterling is currently into his second week on trial at Hillsborough and recently played for the club's under-23s in the defeat to Millwall as he bids to earn a deal with the Championship side.
The Hillsborough outfit beat Bournemouth 1-0 on Tuesday evening.
The following day, the club had a points deduction of 12 points for breaching spending rules reduced to just six.
It has meant Wednesday remain bottom of the Championship but are now only three points from safety.
