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Wolves’ Conor Coady has earned chance to prove a point to Liverpool

Conor Coady of Wolverhampton Wanderers shows appreciation to the fans as he celebrates victory and gaining promotion to the Premier League after th...
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Wolves star has earned promotion and will have the chance to face former side Liverpool next season.

Conor Coady of Wolverhampton Wanderers shows appreciation to the fans as he celebrates victory and gaining promotion to the Premier League after the Sky Bet Championship match between...

Wolves clinched promotion to the Premier League at the weekend to make their return to the top flight after a six year hiatus.

Key to their success this season is 25-year-old Conor Coady, who has reinvented himself this campaign.

Coady has played 42 games for Wolves this season, featuring at centre-back, and captaining the club.

Captain Conor Coady of Wolves celebrates as he congratulates Ivan Cavaleiro for scoring their first goal during the Sky Bet Championship match between Wolverhampton and Ipswich Town at...

Coady has converted to the position having previously played as a defensive midfielder and he has surpassed expectations.

It was in 2014 that Coady was sold by Liverpool after many years starring for their academy.

After a year at Huddersfield Town he joined Wolves in 2015, where he has played under four different managers.

Coady has had a prominent role under all of them, racking up 129 appearances for the club so far.

Ruben Neves (L) of Wolverhampton Wanderers celebrates with team mate Conor Coady after scoring a brilliant second half goal during the Sky Bet Championship match between Wolverhampton...

He has done what so many top talents at Premier League academy clubs fail to when their time ends, taking his career to a new level.

Coady has made the most of his post-Liverpool career, digging in and making a success of himself.

Next season Coady will have a chance to prove himself against the Reds, and deserves the opportunity.

Wolves will invest this summer and bring in new competition, but it would be foolish to write Coady off.

He has risen to the challenge so far, and next year will be the biggest test yet.