Pereira on why he took Wolves job, transfer window and Leicester
Wolves boss Vitor Pereira has been speaking to the media before Sunday's Premier League game against Leicester City (kick-off 14:00 GMT).
Here are the key lines from his news conference:
Pereira was asked why he took the Wolves job: "Because it is the Premier League and in my opinion the Premier League is the best league in the world. Something that was my target for a long time. It means that I am in the right place with high-level players and managers. I am very happy to be here."
He added Jose Sa is unavailable and he was unsure if Matheus Cunha will feature in Sunday's game after he was charged by the Football Association with misconduct.
On if Nelson Semedo will remain captain: "Nelson is a very good boy, a good personality and now I am trying to understand where the leadership is on the pitch. It is important. It is not time to decide - it is time to study, to get information. After that we will decide the captain."
On if he believes he can Wolves up given they are currently second bottom in the Premier League: "Of course, it is a responsibility but a good responsibility. Now is the time to give confidence to them, to guide them like a tactical GPS. To put them in the same direction, to connect them, to face with confidence and to play with courage."
On the Leicester game: "I think every game in the Premier League is very important. A good result brings confidence and this is important for us at this moment. We come with an idea and a style to play - and the results will bring them confidence to believe in the idea."
On plans for the January transfer window: "I think the club is open to do it but in this moment it is important with new ideas to understand the players on the pitch."
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