Naive hope. The regrowing axons would have to decussate (cross over or not correctly) at the optic chiasm. That is beyond highly unlikely in a transplanted eye

Naive hope. The regrowing axons would have to decussate (cross over or not correctly) at the optic chiasm. That is beyond highly unlikely in a transplanted eye. And then the growing axons would also have to grow into the correct layers and roughly the correct retinotopic regions of the lateral geniculate or superior colliculus.