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“I will…”- Rodrigo Gomes makes heartfelt promise to Wolves fans after returning to starting XI vs Fulham
Rodrigo Gomes, a summer signing for Wolves, made his return to the starting lineup in the team’s 4-1 victory over Fulham at Craven Cottage.
The win marked a memorable afternoon for the Midlands club, as they secured their first Premier League away win in nine months, while also achieving back-to-back league victories for the first time in the 2024/25 season.
While Matheus Cunha was the standout performer, several players had notable contributions in the win. Joao Gomes and Goncalo Guedes both added to their Premier League goal tallies, and Mario Lemina impressed with his performance in central defense. Amid these star performances, Rodrigo Gomes also had a memorable outing as he was reintroduced to the starting XI.
This was Gomes’ first Premier League start since the season opener against Arsenal, and it marked a significant moment for the 21-year-old, who had seen limited playing time since August. He played 89 minutes against Fulham, his longest appearance in recent months, having logged just 43 minutes in the league since the opening match at the Emirates.
Despite having struggled for game time, Gomes expressed his delight with the team’s performance at Craven Cottage. “We won at home to Southampton, which gave us more confidence. We came into this game wanting to win, and it feels great for us. Now, we’ll enjoy the victory, rest, and get ready for Bournemouth to win again,” he said in an interview with Wolves’ media team.
Following his second Premier League start, Gomes made a promise to the club’s fans, showcasing his humble and determined character: “It’s very good for me; it’s a pleasure to play here for Wolves in the Premier League. I’ll give everything every game, whether I play 90 minutes or five minutes, I’ll do everything I can to help the team.”
Gomes’ performance against Fulham was particularly impressive, given the challenging nature of the venue. The young winger showed his ability to rise to the occasion, working hard on the flank when resources were stretched in Gary O’Neil’s squad. Though still raw and lacking match experience, Gomes handled the pressure well, as reflected in his solid performance statistics.
The key decision now for O’Neil will be how to continue developing the talented summer signing, who has shown both the ability and the mentality to thrive at Molineux if given the right opportunities.