"No, probably not" - Wolves signing honest on his Premier League chance

The £10million summer signing has so far been battling it out with Hugo Bueno for a starting berth, with boss Vitor Pereira open to playing either left-wing-back.

And now a month into his Premier League journey, the Norwegian international is eager to improve and take his chance.

"No, probably not," Wolfe said when asked if he expected to be in the Premier League aged 23.

"But immediately when Wolverhampton came after me I felt very secure and confident in myself that I'm ready for it.

"I'm ready also to not just be here but also to deliver for the club, so that's my aim. It's a dream come true to play here.

"As it is in many other countries, the Premier League in Norway is the biggest league.

"I've been following the Premier League since I was young with my brothers and my father."

Wolfe is different to Bueno, too, in that he is more defensively secure but less of an attacking threat - but the player believes he can make an impact for Wolves further up the pitch.

"I think I can bring physique," he said.

"I'm quite tall to be a left-wing-back and I can be a guy that can both be scoring goals and giving assists.

"That's what I want to bring. Of course maybe it will take a little bit of time before I get used to it completely but I will try as best as possible to be 100 per cent.

"I want to develop, I want to be even better.

"I'm only 23-years-old, so that was a big thing for me when choosing to come here, on how I could be the best possible player."