Czech player Radyslav Krejć stated that Wolves' outstanding performance in the second half against Chelsea injected crucial confidence into the team, providing an important opportunity to reverse their Premier League season slump. Since joining from Girona in August, Krejć has been a key player for the team and has quickly integrated into the Molineux environment.  

Wolves are still searching for their first win of the season as they face Fulham away on Saturday. Radyslav Krejcić says he believes his team will eventually earn the long-awaited three points, especially if they can replicate the tenacity they showed against Fulham's neighbors in the League Cup, where they nearly staged a stunning second-half comeback.  

Radislav Krejci said: "I really enjoy living here. It's a big change for me, completely different from my previous clubs, and I'm very happy to join Wolves. As for what others think or how they see me, I don't really care. I just hope to do my best to help the team and cooperate with the tactics from my own perspective, from the perspective of the club and the team."  

“I really admire the style of play in the Premier League. I’m fascinated by the pace that combines technique and physicality, with intense tackling and decisive tackles everywhere. But I also want to stay calm when I have possession and look for the right opportunity to launch an attack.”  

"This is exactly what football means to me, and why I love this sport. It gives me passion and motivation. Whether on or off the field, I always know that I represent myself, my family, my club, and my country. Therefore, I just want to give it my all and do my best. I fight with all my might just to help the team and my teammates on the field."  

“I think the last game against Chelsea was a good example. That game clearly showed us the team’s strengths and weaknesses, and it also made us understand where we are now and how to improve. Everyone played very well in the second half, and our first, second and third goals proved that point.”  

"At the start of the second half, we truly became a unit, everyone was in the same boat. This feeling is exactly what we can bring to the rest of the game; we are fully capable of changing the momentum and the course of the game."  

Speaking about the team's conceded goals this season, Radyslav Krejcić said: "In these situations, one thing is very important. We've noticed that some of the goals we've conceded are actually quite similar. Therefore, we need to be smarter, react faster, and identify danger in time during these moments. But as I mentioned before, if we can figure out the key to these issues, we can find the right solutions."