Ladislav Krejčí moved to Wolves in the summer window, a transfer from Girona which is initially a loan. That will move will be turned into a permanent transfer if certain conditions are met.

During the September international break, the defender spoke to the Czech media about his late summer move. He explained he was glad it was all over and that he could concentrate on his football.

The 26-year-old has made seven appearances so far for Wolves and is clearly an important player for Vitor Pereira. Away again with the Czech national side, he’s taken the opportunity to have another chat with the local media.

Wolves are currently bottom of the Premier League table, with just two points from their first seven matches. Czech newspaper Dnes asked him about that start, to which Krejčí responded: “We conceded twice in a row in the last minutes, which is a big shame. At the same time, I like the overall setup of the team and the work of the individuals.”

Dnes replied with “Really?”, so the defender said: “We’re not a team of egos or soloists. Everyone realises what we’re about. Wolverhampton should not be the last step in any of...