‘He is Good’: Wolves Legend is now impressed by the 27-year-old Wolves player.

Steve Bull, a Molineux great, has praised Hwang Hee-chan’s start to the new season.

 

Wolves have had a difficult start to the season, with the departure of Julen Lopetegui just days before the start of the new season.

Gary O’Neil has arrived and attempted to right the ship.

To some extent, he has done well.

But there has only been one triumph so far, with three losses.

O’Neil will be hopeful that the international break comes at an advantageous time for Wolves.

It’s a great opportunity for him to work on a variety of topics in training.

However, he is now missing a lot of players who are with their national teams.

Hwang is one such player who has made a strong impact in recent weeks…

Steve Bull likes what he’s seen thus far from Hwang Hee-chan.

Hwang has been the Wolves’ top player so far this season. He has undoubtedly been one of the most influential.

Hwang, a Lopetegui favorite, has two Premier League goals thus far this season.

He appears to be sharp and prepared to battle for Wolves.

And he has the endorsement of Wolves’ all-time leading scorer Bull, who says of Hwang in his recent Express & Star column: “It was good to see Hwang Hee-chan score (vs Crystal Palace).” He’s a bright spark, and it was an excellent goal. It may have slipped off his shoulder, but I’ll take any goal right now!

“He’s demonstrating to the other players that, despite sitting on the bench, he’s ready to play.”

Hwang came off the bench against Palace after leaving the last game against Everton at halftime.

He was limited to the bench against the Eagles due to a minor hamstring injury.

So far, that encounter against Everton has been his only start for Wolves this season.

Hwang has been fantastic for Wolves so far this season.

It’s nice to see Hwang scoring for Wolves.

He is a really hardworking athlete that is easy to root for because of the way he plays.

So far this season, Hwang has looked like a solid threat. And he’s definitely the club’s most natural finisher right now.

Gary O’Neil has to be thinking about starting him against Liverpool following the international break.