Wolves manager Gary O’Neil has some work to do to get the best out of one of his key players at Molineux.
The international break would have been welcomed at Wolves, as O’Neil continues to search for a breakthrough this season.
After seven games played in the Premier League, the Old Gold sit bottom of the table with just one point, putting the manager under great pressure.
Wolves are in desperate need of a win in the league to gain some inspiration, giving O’Neil a lot to think about regarding possible changes ahead of the return of domestic action.
Gary O’Neil calls on Matheus Cunha to ‘be even better’ at Wolves
Ironically, the level of performance this season at Wolves hasn’t been as bad as the 20th-place standing suggests.
The Old Gold have impressed in spells however, are yet to produce a wholly convincing 90 minutes, allowing their efforts to crumble in the second half of fixtures.
There isn’t a figure in particular to blame as a result although, O’Neil is understandably asking for more from his players.
Surprisingly, one figure that the manager has prompted to do better is Matheus Cunha, who has scored three of Wolves’ nine goals in the league this term.
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