Ryan Giles feels his career has now taken off thanks to a successful loan with Middlesbrough.
The Wolves prospect has helped Boro into the Championship playoffs.
I want to play at the top level and to do that your numbers have to be good. That's something I strive to keep improving because I'm not the finished article.
There's still a long way to go in my career and there's still things I need to learn and get better at.
I believe in my ability, I just need to keep learning. The sky's the limit. Every player's dream is to play in the Premier League. It would mean everything."
Giles has registered 12 assists this season, making him the first Boro player to reacj double figures since Adama Traore, now a Wolves teammate, in the 2017/18.
Giles added: It's fantastic. I want to keep going more than anything.
Adama is obviously a fantastic player and he's done fantastic things in his career, so to have my name amongst that is fantastic.
It's been really good for me personally.
The experience, to come here and play in the team, it's been fantastic. I'm really enjoying my football. We've had a change throughout the year, we've had highs and lows, but we've really kicked on and personally I've played a lot of games, which has been a positive.
The fans here are really passionate. You can hear the roar as soon as you walk out the tunnel. It's honestly a pleasure to play here.
The fans have been fantastic with me and brought the best out of me."
