Wolves striker Nathan Fraser recently discussed his current experiences at the club and mentioned two senior players who have been instrumental in his development. Fraser has been showing promising progress within the Wolves youth system and was granted his debut in the first team earlier this season under the management of Gary O’Neil. His debut came during the Carabao Cup match against Blackpool, where he not only scored a goal but also provided an assist. In the subsequent round, he made another appearance in the match against Ipswich Town.
Fraser is currently making a significant impact, with James Collins praising his performance in a recent U21 match against PSV Eindhoven. Part of his success can be attributed to the guidance he’s receiving from two Wolves players, Matheus Cunha and Sasa Kalajdzic.
Fraser is now the fourth-choice striker for Wolves due to the club’s inability to secure a new signing during the summer transfer window. Consequently, he is training with Gary O’Neil’s squad, a move that Collins believes has been beneficial for his development. Fraser himself acknowledges the positive impact of first-team training on his improvement and credits players like Kalajdzic and Cunha for their support in his development.
Nathan Fraser’s potential as a valuable asset for Wolves is evident, and the contributions of Cunha and Kalajdzic to his growth are commendable. Fraser’s progress is indeed exciting, and if managed effectively, Wolves may have a new regular number nine in their ranks. While it may take some time, there’s a possibility that Fraser could benefit from a loan move in the future. The club and fans are excited about his potential success, and it would be a great achievement to witness an academy product thriving in the first team.
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