Blackpool boss Ian Holloway has identified Fulham's Zoltan Gera as a potential replacement for Charlie Adam should the Scotsman leave Bloomfield Road during this transfer window.
The Hungarian has seen his first team opportunities limited since the arrival of Mark Hughes at Craven Cottage and is becoming increasingly frustrated with the situation.
With Adam having handed in a transfer request it seems likely he will be moving, but Holloway is still holding out for a fee significantly more than the £4 million offered by Liverpool and Aston Villa.
If Blackpool were to receive such an amount they would be in a good position to land Gera who would be likely to cost less than £4m.
Talk of Gera moving away from Craven Cottage was intensified by his agent Vladan Filipovic, who told Nemzeti Sport: "I talk with Zolly every day, who is frustrated, because he plays less.
"I hope his future will be sorted in a few days, and he changes club.
"I negotiated about him with Fulham's directors, because there are clubs which would pay for him."