Overview

• LASK confirmed a season-long loan agreed on Austria’s deadline day with Wolverhampton’s cooperation.
• After five league matches, LASK had three points and four goals, prompting an urgent push for a centre-forward.
• Club executives labeled the move a win-win and publicly thanked Wolves for helping finalize the deal.
• Sporting director Dino Buric praised Kalajdžić’s goal threat, physical presence, heading ability and technical quality.
• Kalajdžić cited a focus on health, game time and consistency as he seeks an Austria recall, bringing a record of 24 goals and 12 assists in 60 Bundesliga games plus 19 caps and four goals for the national team.