Wolves begin their season on Friday with an EFL Cup tie against League Two side Port Vale before opening their Championship campaign seven days later at home to Blackburn.

“Since the first moment I talked with them and trained with them, all the players work very hard to try and do all I want from them,” Peixoto stated.

“The team has started to grow up physically and tactically and understand the game.

“We stay at a good level but we have to improve more and more.”

Wolves brought striker Raul Jimenez back to Molineux and also recruited full-back Kieran Trippier before Edwards was sacked. Winger Rafiki Stated is the only signing since Peixoto’s arrival.

But Peixoto expects more transfer activity before the window closes on 1 September and stated he knows what areas of the squad need strengthening.

“Things are going to happen,” he stated. “There are delays because of the World Cup [but] we know what we need, we know what we are doing,” he stated.

“At the moment it is the players I have to work with and I’m happy with them. The team works well, works hard and has a good spirit.

“It’s important to look at these players and find the solutions we want to improve the team, but I am happy with these players.”

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