Wolves boss Gary O'Neil insists a European place isn't a priority target.
However, he's happy for his players to make a push for European qualification.
I'm happy for the players to give you their honest opinion on how they feel," the Wolves boss said.
My message to the players is that I am not setting them long-term goals. The goal is to be as good as we can be every single day.
Then let's see where that gets us. We're newish together in terms of me and them. If I had been with them for three years and knew them inside out, and we'd finished 13th, 12th and 10th, then I'd have an idea in this fourth season that we're trying to push to get beyond that.
As it is, it's new and we've never done a Premier League campaign together. So the best way to approach it is whether it's a Monday recovery session or a massive league game, I need you to be the best you can be, and let's see where that gets us."
