PREMIER - The unexpected return of Adama Traore's form

Put on the market this summer, Adama Traoré did not finally pack up. Staying in Wolverhampton, he quickly conquered his new coach Bruno Lage and even his coach changed his mind on him.

With only 3 goals and 3 assists in 41 matches last year, Adama Traoré delivered a very poor season with Wolverhampton. The 25-year-old Spain winger was clearly not immune to criticism and a departure from Wolverhampton looked certain. Thus, FC Barcelona, ​​Tottenham and Leeds United followed the case but the former did not have the necessary funds while the other two favored other players. Remained at the dock, the semi-finalist of the last Euro did not fail to bounce back.

Moved from his traditional right side by Bruno Lage to be positioned on the left side, Adama Traoré comes out of interesting performances. Even though he has yet to open his goal-scoring account and Wolves have suffered three Premier League defeats, he brought danger constantly with a role much closer to the opposing goal than the one he occupied before.

“I can feel that Adama is a great player, a great man, he wants to improve. I think we will work together to improve that.” Notably dropped his coach Bruno Lage after the first day against Leicester. Recovering his feelings, the semi-finalist of Euro 2020 with La Roja found the selection with an entry against Sweden.