Although he is still waiting for a first Championship start under Cesar Peixoto, Tommy Doyle admits he is loving life back at Wolves heading into a busy few weeks of matches.

Tommy Doyle believes Wolverhampton Wanderers are growing stronger as they adapt to the Championship following a positive start to the season. Although the midfielder is still awaiting his first league start under manager Cesar Peixoto, he emphasized his readiness to contribute across multiple midfield positions. Wolves are preparing for an intense schedule consisting of eight matches over 28 days, beginning with an away fixture against Middlesbrough.
Doyle highlighted the squad's depth, unity, and positive atmosphere at Compton Park as vital assets for a grueling 46-game campaign. He noted that players such as Raul Jimenez, Jordan James, and other experienced teammates provide Wolves with crucial options from the bench, ensuring the team remains competitive as they push for promotion.
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