The Wolverhampton Wanderers ace still has plenty of room for improvement.
Wolves ace Bright Enobakhare spoke to reporters about the impact that Nuno Espirito Santo has had on the club since his appointment as manager in the summer, and shared what the Portuguese has told him he needs to do in order to improve, as quoted by the Express & Star.
The 19-year-old has made 18 Championship appearances for the Black Country outfit this season, and has managed just one goal and a single assist, although 13 of those outings have come from the substitutes bench.
The young Nigerian possesses undoubted talent, however, and he has shown glimpses of what he is capable of this season, albeit not on a consistent enough basis.
Enobakhare spoke to reporters regarding his performances this season, and shared how Nuno has been instrumental in extracting the best from every single player in the Wolves squad this season, as quoted by the Express & Star:
“Especially goals! And assists. He’s always telling me ‘goals and assists’ to make me a better quality player, which I’ll be working on. I think I’ve learned a lot and improved as well. Every day in training, we learn so much. You can see around the team everyone is different to last year. Training wise he’s improved me, practising. In the gym…last year everyone was in the dressing room on their phone. This year everyone always goes to the gym and does different things. They all add up to improvements.”
Next up for Wolves is their FA Cup third round replay with Swansea City tonight, before they welcome Nottingham Forest to Molineux in the Championship on Saturday, and they will be looking for a couple of victories to help banish the disappointment of last weekend’s draw with Barnsley.
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