Andre, who currently plays for Wolves, says manager Vitor Pereira has brought the team together and that this is the key reason why Wolves' fortunes have turned around in recent months. The midfielder has been very consistent and has contributed brilliantly in Wolves' six-game winning streak, helping the team escape relegation trouble and successfully move into the mid-table.  

Wolves travel to Brighton on Saturday as they look to bounce back from an eight-match losing streak in their last campaign, and Andre is confident the players, staff and supporters will work together to achieve that goal.  

Andre said: "Vitor Pereira made some adjustments that helped us score more goals and win a few games. Now we are more confident, we are playing well and the players are in good shape. We are well prepared for the next stage and will continue to work harder."  

"He is a very good person who cares about every player. He makes the team more united, and unity makes everything easier and the fans will give us more support. Therefore, Vitor Pereira is very important to us."  

"Jurgen Strand-Larsen is in great form, he contributes a lot to the team and we miss him a lot. He is a strong player and a technically excellent striker. When he returns, I am sure he will be able to continue to contribute to the team and score goals."  

"We have been together since I came here. He has always helped me a lot, even translating into English for me, which he still does now. I like him very much."  

"Brighton is a young team with strong players and the game will be very difficult. But as long as we play our style, seize the gaps left by the opponent and concentrate, we have a great chance of getting a good result."  

"Even though it was really hard for me at Wolves in the beginning, I eventually adapted. It was another country, another language and communication was difficult when I first arrived because the staff spoke English. But now I'm getting used to it and I'm more confident and I've completely integrated here."