Wolves' Jackson Chadrová is excited to be back at Molineux this weekend, confident the fans' support will be crucial in their pursuit of their first Premier League victory of the season. The defender, one of six new signings brought in by Vitor Pereira this summer, admitted that he and his co-signers needed some time to adjust to the pace and environment of the Premier League.  

Jackson Chadrová believes that the team's players have gradually adapted to the rhythm of the Premier League, and the recent recovery in form is the best reflection of this.  

Regarding the result of the last game, Jackson Chadrov said: "The result of this game makes people feel a little complicated. We wanted to win the game, but we lost a goal in the last minute. Despite this, I think the team played well as a whole, but it is inevitable that we will feel frustrated when we lose the goal in the last minute."  

"The team showed a positive attitude in this match, and the players gave their all to strive for an ideal result. The team is currently in a stage of steady development. Although there are still some aspects that need improvement, the overall trend is good. If the team can find the right balance in the next games, it is hoped that the team will achieve a breakthrough in points in this tournament."  

"It's no problem for me. I can adapt to the coach's requirements for the team. Now he thinks the most suitable formation is a four-back formation, so all of us need to learn and integrate into this system. After all, everything is new and it takes some time. But I believe that our team and players are smart and can master the new style of play faster. For me, this is not a problem at all."  

"In the Premier League, anything can happen in the last 10 minutes. You can win, lose, or even be tied. It's completely unpredictable. But game after game, I feel that the team is constantly improving, and so am I. I can feel this, but I also realize that I still have room for improvement in ball control and need to become calmer and more composed."  

"Starting a new tournament always brings some pressure. Sometimes you feel nervous and even make mistakes and concede some simple goals. I know this is an area where I need to improve. But that's how football is. You have to keep adapting, whether it's a new environment, new teammates, or a new formation. This is the responsibility of professional players. Adapting quickly is something we must have."  

Talking about this weekend's game against Brighton, he said: "They have started the season well, but every team in the Premier League has a very high level. We don't need to be afraid of Brighton or any opponent because we have enough strength. What we need to do is to try our best to play an ideal performance this weekend."  

“I’m delighted to be at Molineux and feel the home support. It’s a fantastic experience. I love it here, both the stadium and the fans are unforgettable. They always give their all for the team. In these difficult times, team cohesion is even more important.”