Wolves captain Todi Gomez gave an interview after the team's 0-3 defeat to Chelsea, admitting that the winless streak had brought heavy psychological pressure, but emphasized that the team would not give up and would continue to train hard during the international break to seek a turnaround.

In the Stamford Bridge match, Wolves displayed a solid defense in the first half, successfully holding Chelsea to a draw going into halftime. However, Chelsea increased the pace in the second half, repeatedly breaking through the defense, ultimately leaving Wolves unable to turn the tide.

Todi frankly admitted his disappointment: "It was another tough game, especially after we played a good first half. We hope to do more in the second half, but it's always a difficult away game to get points."

“We defended very well, and we knew they would adjust their attacking approach and did our best to avoid conceding a goal. But they have a lot of players and resources, which makes the game very difficult.”

When asked about the process of conceding three goals, Todi said that it was not easy to catch up: "After we conceded the first goal, we tried to respond and tried to push forward and create shooting opportunities, but when the second and third goals came, the game became very difficult."

Even more pressing is the fact that Wolves are currently winless in 11 Premier League games, putting the team's morale to a severe test. Todi made no secret of this: "It's not easy. Eleven games without a win is really tough, I won't lie."

“We must remain mentally and physically strong. This is a battle, and we have many more games to play. We will continue to strive for the first victory, and I hope that once we get the first one, there will be many more to come.”

With the Premier League entering its off-season, most Wolves players will remain at the training ground to regroup. Totti believes this period is crucial for the team: "Now is the time to work harder; we will focus on training and keep moving forward."