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“He has more to give than what I saw today”- Vitor Pereira’s Game-Changing Andre Verdict that will have Wolves fans Buzzing after Bournemouth victory
Wolves returned to winning ways in the Premier League on Saturday, securing a 1-0 victory over Bournemouth.
This crucial result at the Vitality Stadium sees Wolves now five points above the relegation zone.
Matheus Cunha’s goal was the difference, but there were several standout performances in the team.
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde continued his impressive form with another energetic display.
After the match, manager Vitor Pereira praised Munetsi, who is still waiting for his first goal but already looks comfortable in the Premier League.
Pereira also spoke highly of Andre, emphasizing the Brazilian’s importance to the team moving forward. It’s clear that Andre will play a key role under Pereira.
Pereira expressed confidence in Andre’s potential, noting that there’s more to come from him at Wolves.
Against Bournemouth, Andre dominated the midfield, particularly in the second half.
With Joao Gomes substituted at halftime to avoid a second yellow card, Andre stepped up.
He was instrumental in controlling the tempo, distributing passes, and showing defensive resilience, much to the delight of fans who cheered his key defensive play as if it were a goal.
After the match, Pereira praised Andre’s performance, highlighting his role in balancing the midfield. He said (via The Athletic): “I gave freedom to the other midfielders. Andre is the player who balances the space in between the lines, playing as a No 6. He did very well.
I know Andre well, having faced him many times in Brazil with Fluminense. He has more to give than what I saw today.
He was excellent, but he’s capable of switching the play and finding spaces, even under pressure.”
Andre’s journey at Wolves has had its challenges, but Pereira’s comments suggest that he is finally starting to show his full potential.
His early months at Molineux were difficult. Under Gary O’Neil, Andre didn’t have the same impact and struggled to complete 90 minutes, with O’Neil noting his issues with details in certain matches.
However, there was always the potential for Andre to become an influential player, and Pereira seems to be unlocking that now.
Andre’s playing style is similar to that of Joao Moutinho, with his technical ability and work ethic. He’s also not afraid to get stuck in defensively, much like the Portuguese veteran did throughout his time at Wolves.
