Wolves striker Fabio Silva feels he's a better player for his first season in England.
Silva is approaching 12 months at Molineux, having been snapped up from Porto for £35million last summer.
His first season in gold and black had its challenging moments, but the 18-year-old Portuguese chipped in with four Premier League goals in the end and is excited for the future under Bruno Lage.
“The most important thing for me is to improve, and I feel better now than when I came here. I feel I've improved a lot," said Silva.
“I have done my job to help the team with my movements, work with the ball, without the ball, scoring goals.
“It's been a good season for the first season.
“I played in the first team in Portugal, and it's different to play in the Premier League.
“You play against centre-backs who are stronger, don't give as much space.
“I'm better to stay with the ball and not losing it.
“I have worked at the club in the gym, and I'm a guy who loves to see where he can improve – physically, mentally, everything.
“I feel better. The games give me more confidence.
“When you play, things come naturally, the goals, the assists. You feel confident."
