“Wolves’ attacking line is magical” says molineux icon

Wolves captain Max Kilman has praised the club’s’magic’ attacking line.

Wolves scored four points in two games against Manchester City and Aston Villa, thanks to Matheus Cunha, Pedro Neto, and Hwang Hee-chan.

Neto and Hwang, in particular, have impressed with goals and assists, and Kilman has been thrilled with the trio.

“Their link-up has been phenomenal this season, all three forwards have been pushing, doing really well,” he went on to say. “All we have to do is keep throwing the ball to them and watch them work their magic.”

“Just be more positive,” the message said. We played incredibly well against Villa, and now we have to go again and make sure we’re ready for Bournemouth. Coming from Manchester City, we had a little more confidence, and the atmosphere was great, which helped us push. Their encouragement helped us get going, and we had a chance to win the game.

“We weren’t able to take the three points, but a draw was probably fair.” It was a difficult game. We got off to a good start, scored a good goal, and had a few chances to win the game. Obviously, following the red card, our goal was to simply stay in the game and not concede.

 

“Villa are doing really well and performing really well, and taking a point was probably a fair result.”

Kilman will remain at Compton with the rest of the team, who will continue training under Gary O’Neil, despite the fact that 12 players are on international duty.

Kilman went on to say, “We’ve still got training this week so the boys who are still here need to do their part, training hard and being ready for the week after that.”