Wolves have “high aspirations” for this season, according to Tommy Doyle, but they will need to get better to meet them.
With 11 points from nine games, Wolves is now 12th in the Premier League despite having a lot of tough matches.
The team was predicted to fail this season, but summer addition Doyle is confident in the coaching staff and players as they aim to disprove the naysayers.
When questioned about his goals for the next season, Doyle responded, “It’s just about trying to progress.”
Here, we have great expectations for ourselves. It’s a fantastic team and squad, led by an excellent manager and staff.
“We’ll keep working and are excited about the season. While there are certainly areas in which we need to grow, there are also many areas in which we excel.
It should be an excellent season for us if we continue to accomplish those things and make the necessary improvements.
Doyle joined Wolves on loan from Manchester City, although Wolves have a £4.3 million option to purchase him outright.
The midfielder, who had to wait patiently for his opportunity on the field, is happy with the transfer as it allows him to fulfill his ambition of playing in the top flight.
“I feel like I’ve fit right in. The guys at the club have been really helpful, and everyone has been amazing with me,” Doyle continued.
“But these are the moments you live for—winning matches and entertaining the enthusiastic crowd—which was fantastic.
“I’m overjoyed, and maybe we can keep going strong.
It strikes me as a really diligent club.
It can only be beneficial for us that everyone comes in every day and expects the greatest from one another.
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“Everyone appears to be really focused from top to bottom, so hopefully we can keep going onto the pitch and performing well.”
Following two fleeting league substitute appearances, Doyle’s breakthrough moment for Wolves arrived over the weekend when he contributed significantly off the bench in the team’s comeback victory over Bournemouth.
It can only be beneficial for us that everyone comes in every day and expects the greatest from one another.
Although his approach was different from Wolves’ other midfielders, he showed control and higher technical ability when in possession. Nevertheless, the 22-year-old is mindful of the high caliber of competition he would encounter.
He remarked, “Maybe (I am different), but we can all play football.”
It’s about working hard, picking each other’s brains, and being prepared to act when called upon. I’m available anytime the gaffer needs me, which I hope happens every week. If not, I’ll help the guys out and hopefully we can keep winning.
“I was fine when I arrived, just a little knock from the Euros.”
The next step was to regain my strength and competitive ability, and I believe I’m now in a situation where I’m prepared to go.
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