Hugo Bueno stated that Wolves will go all out in the final seven games, aiming for as many victories as possible, and their performance against Brentford on Monday demonstrated this determination. Despite paying the price for mistakes in the first half, Adam Armstrong's goal just before halftime rekindled the team's hopes, and after the break, Wolves took control and even had a chance to take all three points.

After a long break, Wolves players have been able to recover and regroup, preparing for the final stages of the season. Hugo Bueno stated that recent performances have proven that, regardless of the outcome, the team is ready to fight to the very end.

Hugo Bueno said: "I think the team is very united right now, and everyone is giving their all. We'll let the games decide the outcome. We know the situation is extremely serious, but the whole team is fully aware of it. We will focus on every game and strive to win every match, moving closer to our goal step by step. In the last seven rounds, we will try to get as many points as possible and hope to achieve our goal in the end."

“We were a little slow to get into the game against Brentford, which allowed them to score two goals. It’s not easy to come back and equalize at their home ground. However, we adjusted in time and showed our ability to fight back, proving that the team still has the potential to win, and we were very close to winning the game at one point.”

"It wasn't easy, but I think the team's performance has been outstanding. We've been training hard every day, and that's been evident in the recent matches. The team's form is constantly improving, and we must persevere until the very end. Personally, I feel great. Although the overall situation remains challenging, I've enjoyed this season because I've been involved in almost every minute of the game. Therefore, I will continue to maintain this level and strive to finish the season with the best possible performance."

"Being selected for the national team has always been my dream, and I believe it's a goal every Spanish player aspires to. I train hard every day to achieve this. Dreams are free, and I hope to realize this wish in my career. For me, representing my country is the highest honor a footballer can attain."

Speaking about his feelings for Wolves, Hugo Bueno said: "This is almost my second home. I've been here since I was very young, for many years, and it feels like home. The club has always given me their full support, and I feel very comfortable here. This team means a lot to me."

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