Wolverhampton Wanderers midfielder Andre has signed a new four-year contract, expressing his commitment to the club and his desire to help them return to the Premier League. The Brazilian international is eager to make his mark in the Championship next season and contribute to Wolves' success.

Commitment to the Club

Andre's decision to extend his stay at Molineux was influenced by his strong relationship with head coach Rob Edwards and the ambitious plans the club has for the future. He stated, “I’m very happy to sign a new contract here. I’m very happy to be signing this contract with this club because it’s a club that I really like, and I love being here.”

Focus on Improvement

Reflecting on the challenges of the past season, Andre acknowledged the need for players and coaches to step up. He emphasized the importance of hard work to achieve their goal of promotion, saying, “We need to work more, and we need to give more of ourselves every day.” He is aware of the difficulties that lie ahead in the Championship but remains optimistic about the team's potential under Edwards' guidance.

Aiming for Premier League Return

Andre also highlighted the significance of learning from past mistakes, asserting that the club deserves to be in the Premier League. He remarked, “Everything that happened in this season cannot happen again in the Championship. Now, we just need to work, just need to fight to win the games.” His confidence in Edwards is evident, as he described the head coach as a “sensational guy” who is capable of leading the team back to the top tier of English football.

With a renewed commitment and a clear focus on the future, Andre is poised to play a crucial role in Wolverhampton's quest for promotion in the upcoming season.