The illusion returned to Jhon Arias’ Wolverhampton. After achieving their first victory in the Premier League, after the 3-0 against West Ham on the last day, motivation in the Wolves begins to grow, after ending a bad streak of 19 consecutive games without winning in the championship. A victory that they hope will be a starting point for the rest of the season.
One of the great figures in the recent victory in Premier was Jhon Arias, who scored his first goal in English football, paving the way for the rout. The Colombian stood out in a not very used position, in which he made a difference and left the club’s coach, Rob Edwards, very satisfied, who once again highlighted the importance of the player on the field.
Edwards highlights the role of Jhon Arias and his impact on Wolverhampton
In the run-up to the next duel against Everton in the Premier League, Edwards referred to the Colombian’s present and the role he has been playing in the team. For the coach, Arias is performing certain functions that have allowed him little by little to show his best version, something that was seen in the last game, where he acted more inside than on the wing.
“A player like Jhon Arias wants to feel involved and be in the game. If he is in the game, we will see the best of him. Maybe being a little further back will keep him in the game more. He had already shown it before in a slightly different position against Aston Villa; I thought it was excellent that day too, but “If we manage to maintain its constant performance, it will undoubtedly help us,” the DT stated in a previous press conference.
Arias, who arrived at Wolverhampton after his good performances in the Club World Cup with Fluminense, quickly adapted to the club, where he accumulates 1,170 minutes of play in 21 games played. Being important for both Vitor Pereira and Rob Edwards, the two coaches the team has had this season.
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Wolverhampton hopes to leave the bad streak behind and begin to add victory that allow them to overcome the last place in the table and avoid relegation. This Wednesday, January 7, they will visit Everton starting at 2:30 pm (Colombian time), for matchday number 21 of the Premier League.
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