John Arias admits his best form for Wolves has yet to be fully realised, but he is finding some consistency in his time in England. The Colombian international, who arrived at Molineux from Brazil this summer, has been instrumental in the team's recent turnaround with impressive performances against Everton and Tottenham Hotspur.  

John Arias, who flexibly switches between the wing and the center in the current tactical system, said he is becoming more and more adapted to the new environment. His Man of the Match award against Tottenham Hotspur further highlighted that the 28-year-old Colombian is moving in the right direction.  

John Arias said: "I feel very good now. I have benefited a lot from integrating with the team and the coach's philosophy. I believe my best form is coming, which is very important to me. In the past week, I feel that I have made progress in adapting to the rhythm of the league and my teammates. Although this is a completely different league, I am still working hard to improve my performance and strive to help the team achieve better results."  

When talking about adapting to English football, John Arias said: "The situation here is different from before, whether it is the intensity of the game or the physical confrontation, there are big differences, even the weather is completely different. For me, the process of adapting to the league, the country and the language is normal. But I feel much better now and I am moving in the right direction."  

Looking back on the game against Tottenham, John Arias said: "That game made me feel good. I think we played well as a whole. It's a pity that we didn't win the game, but we were very close to winning. I believe this performance in the game set a good tone for the upcoming schedule and the entire season."  

“Winning the Man of the Match award was a very special moment for me and my family. It was the first time in my career that I received this honor, especially in such a difficult game away to Tottenham Hotspur. It was a very special moment and we hope to continue to win more games here and have fun.”  

"Next we have Brighton, a very strong team. It will be a very tough game, but I believe we have a chance to win. We have to fight for the three points for our confidence, for our fans and for our families, and I hope to win this game on Sunday."