"Hopefully we can surprise a little bit next year" - Wolves goalscorer gives verdict on team's improvement

The team made it three consecutive top flight wins on Saturday to all but secure their survival following a gruelling relegation battle.

And Larsen says fearless Wolves are ready to finish the season strong before turning their attentions to attacking the 2025/26 campaign - where they hope to emulate the success of Nuno Espirito Santo's Nottingham Forest.

"We don't want to stop winning games now, we're on a good run," Larsen said.

"We have a few tougher games to play with Man United and City away, but we're not afraid of anyone right now.

"That's the good thing about momentum, I can't see my team slowing down now.

"We want to win, we want to chase the positions above us and we feel we can play where we should play. That's not 17th in the league.

"It has been a tough season and hopefully we can build on the momentum to get a good start for the next one.

"In every league there are one or two teams that surprise us a little bit.

"Nottingham have obviously done that this year, but hopefully we can surprise a little bit next year.

"With the quality we have in the team, we have so many good players and I can't see why we shouldn't be building on this momentum to have a great season next year.

"But there's still seven games to play and we have to go through them first.

"Next we will rest because the last week has been really tough and then we'll beat Tottenham at home, hopefully!"

Wolves did not win a game this season until the 11th fixture, following a difficult fixture list under Gary O'Neil.

Pereira has been able to turn that around and Larsen believes momentum is key in the Premier League.

"We had a really tough start to the season playing against the biggest teams and we never found momentum," Larsen said.

"Now we have momentum and every team needs that, just look at Nottingham Forest, they've had momentum all season.

"They also have great players, but I can't see why we couldn't be there if we had a bit of momentum earlier in the season.

"Vitor has come in and given us a lot of passion and a lot of faith.

"With the players we have for next season, hopefully we can build on that next season and not fight relegation."

Larsen's 11th goal of the season - and fourth in three games - won it for Wolves at Ipswich in the 84th minute.

During the celebrations, Andre took a phone out of the hand of a Wolves supporter and celebrated with it.

Larsen added: "He's crazy and I love him!

"He started that goal with a great pass, he's an amazing player but also a crazy person.

"One of my best friends in the team, such a good guy and he deserves all the credit."