Dave Jones has confirmed that former Blackpool forward Gary Taylor-Fletcher is training with Sheffield Wednesday.
The Owls boss announced ahead of the weekend that the experienced frontman is looking to keep himself fit in his search for a new club.
The 32-year-old is currently available as a free agent after seeing out his contract at Bloomfield Road.
Jones has not ruled out the possibility of Taylor-Fletcher landing a permanent deal at Hillsborough, but will be keeping an eye on his situation.
He will not travel to Portugal with the rest of the Owls squad when they head out on their pre-season tour, but could still be drafted into their plans before the 2013/14 campaign gets under way.
Jones told the Sheffield Star: "He's just training with us and we'll see how it goes.
"Gary phoned and asked if he could train here. He was training with Wrexham - why not train with us? There's no harm in it. We're just looking at him."
Meanwhile, Jones has played down the level of his interest in former Bolton striker Kevin Davies - who was linked with a move to Wednesday but has now linked up with League One outfit Preston North End.
He added: "Preston is on Kevin's doorstep and he's got a two-year deal, which probably suits him better.
"It wasn't a definite about us wanting him, we're looking at other players as well."
The 31-year-old forward has been looking for a route out of The Hawthorns for some time, with a deadline day fiasco in January seeing him fail to secure a switch to Queens Park Rangers.
With there little chance of him being offered a clean slate with the Baggies, it is expected that the Nigeria international will be on the move this summer.
As a proven goalscorer at the highest level, it comes as no surprise to find that numerous clubs are readying an approach for his services.
Sky Sports understands that West Ham United, Hull City, Sunderland and Fulham would all welcome Odemwingie into their ranks - joining Crystal Palace in the chase for his services.
He still has a year left to run on his contract at West Brom, but reports suggest that a bid of around £1.5million could be enough to lure the Baggies to the negotiating table.
