Doyle has opened up on his Wolves experience so far and outlined his ambitions for the season ahead.

Tommy Doyle has stated he feels settled at Wolverhampton Wanderers under manager Cesar Peixoto following a turbulent spell at the club. The 24-year-old midfielder admitted he never wanted to leave for Birmingham City on loan last season, but felt the move was necessary for his career. Doyle has featured as a substitute in all seven of Wolves' Championship fixtures this season.
Drawing on past second-tier experience with Birmingham, Sheffield United, and Cardiff, Doyle highlighted that squad depth and rotation will be vital across the 46-game campaign. He noted that strong substitutes, including Raul Jimenez and Jordan James, provide Wolves with significant advantages as they push for results.
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