Lincoln City boss Keith Alexander is on the look-out for a new striker after allowing on-loan forward Luke Cornwall to return to Fulham.

Cornwall started just one game and failed to score during a month at Sincil Bank.

With Dene Cropper facing a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a knee injury, Alexander is seeking extra firepower to keep the Red Imps' play-off hopes intact.

I've told Luke that if he gets released by Fulham then I'd be more than happy to have another look at him Imps' boss Keith Alexander

Alexander said: "We're still waiting for an exact diagnosis on Cropper, and I'll be looking to bring someone in.

"There'll be a couple of trialists playing for the reserves on Wednesday, and I'll take a look at them.

Alexander felt Cornwall hadn't adapted to the physical demands of Division Three.

But he hasn't ruled out an interest in the 22-year-old in the future.

"The lad is a good player, there's no disputing that.

"I've told him that if he gets released by Fulham then I'd be more than happy to have another look at him in pre-season," Alexander told his club's website