João Gomez stated that Wolves will travel to Nottingham Forest with a fearless mindset. Having endured a tough season, the team hopes to rediscover their best form in the remaining matches. Currently bottom of the table with only 8 points, Wolves have virtually no psychological burden in the remaining games.  

Speaking about the team's current predicament, João Gomez said: "We have nothing left to lose. We are capable of creating threats, both in possession and defense. In this situation, I think the team can take greater risks because the pressure is no longer on us."  

When asked about being a role model for young people, João Gomes said, "It means a lot to me, and it also applies to those who consider themselves to have any form of disability or impairment. It is something I am proud to be able to give back to society in this way."  

Speaking about his World Cup goals, João Gomez said, "Participating in the World Cup has always been one of my biggest dreams. Considering the current situation, it is indeed somewhat difficult. But I will continue to do my best to prepare, and I must be ready when the opportunity comes. Being able to represent my country in the World Cup would be an incredibly joyful thing for me."  

Finally, when asked about his favorite moment in Brazil, João Gomez said, "I don't want to talk too much about the results, but one of my happiest memories is the period during the 2014 World Cup preparations when people took to the streets to decorate their neighborhoods. For us, the World Cup was more like a football feast, a celebration, rather than simply pursuing the world championship."  

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