Carlos Carvahal's Sheffield Wednesday have made a bid to sign Cardiff City striker Kenwyne Jones, a club insider from Sheffield Wednesday has confirmed to Football League World.

The Trinidad and Tobago international is one of the higher earners at Cardiff and with owner Vincent Tan making cutbacks this summer, there has been speculation about Jones all summer.

The 6ft 2in striker previously had a loan spell at Wednesday in 2004 and scored 7 times in 7 games and head coach Carlos Carvalhal has earmarked him as the man to fire them to promotion. 

Wednesday have recruited well this summer under new ownership but they have failed to sign a proven striker at this level.

Wednesday's ambitious new owners are targeting a long-awaited return to the Premier League and they see Jones as a player who could aid their push, particularly as he achieved promotion with Bournemouth last season.

Cardiff manager Russell Slade will now have to decide whether to cash in on the Trinidad captain - he adds experience but his wages are a huge burden the Bluebirds. 

Cardiff and Wednesday fans...Would Jones be a good signing? Should Cardiff cash in and get him off their wage bill? What would he add to Wednesday's team? Let us know what you think below!