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Fer Lopez expands when the appearance of possible wolves against Manchester City, lives on Sky Sports on saturday. “Especially at home, in front of the fans,” smiles.

The opening match of the season against the Pep Guardiola team can easily feel a new young player in the Premier League. But Lopez does not offer any nerves in an interview room on the training land on and Lev, which calms the answers to the English language, and is already comfortable in its vicinity.

“It is very exciting.” “City is one of the best teams in the world, with one of the best managers in the world in Guardiola. My main goal is to try to do my best to help the team win.”

The attacker arrived at wolves with only seven elders, starting behind him. His penetration in the Childhood Club came out due to the growth boom. But two of these beginnings came to Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid last season. It also appeared against Barcelona. “I enjoy the big games more,” he says.

It is clear that he does not lack self -faith. Decally, it also has a lot of ability. Vitor Pereira has already seen enough to say that Lopez can play with “one of the best clubs in England.” The wolves coach made lyric wax around “the left foot that could give us the magic we need.”

All of this helps to explain the reason for the wolves ready to pay 19.5 million pounds to transfer it to Molinox. Lopez’s key was to leave Celta, but the employees were impressed quickly.

He says: “It is a big change, which is clearly moved here to a different country, and a different culture, but so far both employees and teammates have treated me well,” he says. “I feel at home here now. Only one month has passed since I joined, but I feel very good.”

It is useful to arrive with some previous experience in England. The 14 -year -old, Lopez spent three months in the school exchange in Suffolk, during which he trained at the Norwich Academy and with the Pact -United 89 team, where he is remembered for players in his time twice with his funny skills.

“I was very young, but he helped me understand culture, especially the weather, because it is different from Spain,” says Lopez, smiling again. “But it was a great experience for me. It was the first time I lived outside Spain. It made me more mature and helped me be the person I am today.”

He did not hesitate to seize the opportunity to return. “I think it was the opportunity to play in the Premier League in a club like wolves, which resemble Celta in terms of being a family club. There is a lot of passion for fans, and I think it is quite similar. And Gaffer has a lot of confidence in me, so those were the main things.”

Use Pereira and its pre -season employees to accelerate Lopez to speed physically, but there was a focus on tactical instructions as well. Fortunately, the 10 right-wing role that will be competed in the formation of wolves 3-4-2-1 is not different from the role he played in Celta.

“What he tells me to do is receiving in those pockets,” says Lopez on Pereira. Then, as soon as I receive the ball, try to be as head as possible, and find the final pass and the final shot.

“We played 3-4-3 in CELTA and play a similar system here,” he added. “I started from the right, but I was drifting more central. I will not consider myself a suitable wing, and more attack.

“So, I think it’s similar sites in a very similar system. The system I prefer is 4-3-3, as the midfielder on the right, so I also have a wing and an attacker in front of me. But with the back, it is quite similar, so I am very happy with my role here.”

Lopez was seen as a heir to the legend of the club, Aeigo Aspas, in Celta. The former Liverpool player was a teacher. “I have tried to learn from him since I was young,” says Lopez. “He showed me a lot of things, a lot of sites, and what I do when the game is difficult, and the things you need to know from the inside.”

There is an element of the caliphate about his arrival to wolves as well, as it comes after the departure of Matheus Cunha to Manchester United. Lopez plays on the other side, but he is one of the players who are now assigned to revitalize their attack in his absence.

“I think it is a better player,” he says. “Everyone saw him last season. But I don’t think I came here to replace anyone. First of all, we are different players. We play in different locations. I like to play more as Pablo Sarrabia played last year.”

Various position, then. A different level of experience as well. But there are similarities between Cunha and Lopez in terms of their skill and taste. Lopez, like Cunha, has an amazing tendency. A muffled laugh in mentioning his reputation as a nutmeg specialist.

“I think football is entertainment,” he says. “I love to see it like this. I love the players who take me from my seat and try to do it for the fans.

“Obviously, the main thing is to score goals and win games, but I like to be this type of players. I think I learned that by playing Futsal when I was young, and I may also play in the garden with my friends. In Spain, there is a lot. It was important in my development.”

Wolves now hope that Lopez adapts to the speed he adapts to the field. Its framework must help 2in 2in. “It is clear that the Premier League is more physical than La Liga,” he says. “I think they are two different playing styles. Laliga is quieter, controlled by the ball, more tactical. Here, it’s much more than” Voom-Voom “all the time.

“I will need adaptation, but I will work hard as possible to reduce the time it takes.”

The presence of Jorgen Strand Larsen, his friend and former colleague at CELTA, with whom he spent a holiday in Greece during the summer, adds another layer of familiarity in Wolves.

“It is clear that it was an advantage, knowing that I will not be 100 percent alone because I knew him,” says Lopez. “The main worker was not in my decision, but it is a nice touch to be here again with him.”

Strand Larsen helps Lopez stabilize the club. Therefore, is the striker, top scorer in the English Premier League in his first season, asking him to restore charity in decisive passes?

“Always, always,” Lopez laughs. “In training, always.

“But I am trying to find it a lot. When I get the ball in the face of the front, the first thing I try to do is find a pass for him. It is clear, if there is another man who is wide open, then I will order him. But yes, I try to associate with him a lot, with one balls in the spaces.

“As the games pass and we play more together, I think chemistry will begin to flourish more with all my teammates, but in particular with him because I know him more.”

It begins in Molinox on Saturday. Lopez on the field for the first time in the friendly loss last weekend against his former club Celta. “Top, top”, as he says about the experience. “It was a shame that we could not win,” he added. “But important things start now.”

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