Strengthens Wolves when Liverpool’s key player is banned from the match against Molineux

Wolves go into their match against Liverpool in a week’s time and desperately need a few points.

Only 3 points after the first 4 matches puts Wolves in a precarious position needing points

They will be encouraged by the fact that their only points so far have come against Merseyside opponents.

However, Liverpool under the guidance of Jurgen Klopp places high demands on any team, which will not provide much encouragement for Gary O’Neil.

But he has just received a huge boost for his next fight at Molineux, which could tip the scales a bit.

One of Liverpool’s key players is centre-back Virgil van Djik, whose importance has only increased over the summer. Therefore, with Liverpool missing him due to suspension, a great opportunity could open up for Wolves.

The defender first received a red card in the match against Newcastle United, causing him to miss Liverpool’s win over Aston Villa.

But now, after admitting he acted “inappropriately” following his dismissal, an additional match has been added.

It was a coincidence to see him miss his team’s trip to Molineux next weekend.

You could see the Red Devils’ dominant win over Villa as evidence that they don’t really trust him, but that result bucked the trend. Liverpool were winless last season in the Premier League when the great Virgil was absent from the squad, resulting in 2 defeats and 3 draws.

In fact, across all competitions, Liverpool played 10 games without him last season, winning just two of them.

A League Cup penalty shootout win over Derby and a narrow 1-0 win over… you guessed it, Wolves at Molineux.

So, even though they have a poor record without him, against Wolves it doesn’t matter too much, let’s see how this year will play out when he, along with Trent Alexander-Arnold, is absent from this match.

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Eyebrows were raised in the final week of the transfer window when Wolves announced their latest acquisition. Enso Gonzalez, 18 years old, is a player from Club Libertad for a fee of 5 million pounds.

A surprising move that was clearly aimed at the future, but the fact that he was not a substitute against Crystal Palace could suggest he is considered a first-team player.

Despite being a multi-million pound deal, little is known about his talent and what he could bring to Molineux.

Gary O’Neil’s team need someone to give them an option, could the scrappy teenager be the guy?

The Shropshire Star invited Paraguayan football expert Roberto Rojas to shed light on his talents. Enso is certainly a talent, but Rojas admits he was surprised to see the transfer go so smoothly.

When asked if he expected a deal like this, he said:
“Absolutely not. He has potential, but I certainly didn’t expect him to take that leap so soon and become one of the few Paraguayan players to apply their work to English football.

Continuing, he stated that:
“It’s not the leap that most Paraguayan players tend to make as they usually go to Brazil, Argentina, Mexico and the United States before trying their hand at Europe, but it shows the Wolves are taking advantage of the opportunity. associate with him as someone they clearly like. ”

Rojas was then asked whether the Enso could handle the upgrade in competition.

“It will be a big challenge for him.” he started.

Continuing, he stated that:
“He seems very excited about this opportunity and the honor of playing for a club like Wolverhampton Wanderers and realizing his dream of playing in the Premier League, so he will take every advantage he has to impress. statue with his teammates and Gary O’ Neil.

Without a doubt, we all hope that Enso will