Wolves manager Gary O’Neil provided insights into the team’s injury status and discussed various topics during a press conference, including the upcoming match against Fulham.
Regarding Pedro Neto’s progress and availability for the match, O’Neil mentioned that Neto is improving daily but won’t be ready for the Fulham game. While there’s no exact timeframe, the team is pleased with Neto’s healing, and O’Neil emphasized the need for thorough checks before his return.
O’Neil also provided updates on other players, stating that Nathan Fraser remains unavailable, Mario Lemina should be fit despite an ankle injury on international duty, and Matt Doherty is expected to play despite a tight hamstring. Additionally, Hugo Bueno is back in contention, while Joe Hodge’s return to the grass comes a bit too soon for the upcoming match.
With Craig Dawson suspended, O’Neil discussed options for his replacement. He highlighted the success of the back five formation but emphasized the need to choose a formation that best suits the game against Fulham. Santi Bueno, who has been working hard and is considered a good option, is mentioned as a potential replacement.
Pablo Sarabia’s impactful performance in the previous game was acknowledged by O’Neil, praising his goal and overall contribution. O’Neil noted Sarabia’s determination to make an impact and highlighted the discussions with the player on how he can contribute to the team.
The manager also expressed delight at Hugo Bueno’s new long-term contract, highlighting his success from the club’s academy and his potential to impact the starting eleven.
Lastly, O’Neil praised Hee Chan Hwang’s contributions, expressing admiration for the player’s work ethic, attitude, and goal-scoring abilities, considering him an important asset for the team and the club.
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