Jorgen Strand Larsen is ready to seize his Wolves chances

The number nine – who has scored one goal in six top flight matches this season – has cut an isolated figure up front in recent weeks.

But the summer signing is remaining positive and believes Wolves will regain their attacking threat.

“I am patient and I will wait for more of these moments,” Larsen said.

“I’m always threatening, I’m always working hard, so I think with the quality players we have we will get more and more chances like that.

“When we play teams that are not as good as Liverpool we will create more big chances to score more goals.”

The Norwegian had previously struck up a good partnership with Matheus Cunha and ahead of tomorrow’s trip to Brentford, Larsen hopes to revive that union.

“We’re trying to find out the best way to play out from the back,” Larsen added. “Sometimes we go long and I think we do that well.

“Of course there were times when we should have done something different.

“But we have to try to continue what we’re doing and have that switch where we can play short and play long.

“If we do that the space will open up in front of us where Cunha can be free and try to find me in the space. That’s where our goal (against Liverpool) came from.

“The more we get into those kinds of positions the more threat we will carry.”