AliousWolves manager Vitor Pereira remains unfazed about his new signings adjusting to the demands of the Premier League, even as his team fights to avoid relegation. Despite securing two crucial victories in both the league and FA Cup, Wolves are still embroiled in a tense battle at the bottom of the table, sitting just two points clear of the relegation zone.
One of the club’s latest acquisitions, Emmanuel Agbadou, has already settled into the high-pressure environment of English football, demonstrating his ability to handle the intensity of the league. However, fellow January signings Marshall Munetsi and Nasser Djiga have yet to make their Premier League debuts. Munetsi, though, has already shown glimpses of his talent, delivering an encouraging performance in his FA Cup debut against Blackburn Rovers.
Pereira, who is also navigating his first season in England’s top flight, is confident that his new recruits will integrate seamlessly and strengthen the squad in their fight for survival. Addressing concerns about their adaptation, the Wolves boss dismissed any doubts, recalling similar skepticism about his own transition to the Premier League.
“Before I arrived, people questioned my ability because I lacked Premier League experience,” Pereira said. Now, he trusts that his new signings will prove their quality as they help Wolves battle to retain their top-flight status.
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