Wolves Performance Appreciated By Mourinho

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho did not underestimate Wolverhampton and was impressed with the performance of the Nuno Espirito Santo team.

Wolverhampton aka Wolves is a promotion team. They have just gone up to the Premier League stage this season.

Last season, they became champions in the Championship stage. They end the season by becoming the top standings.

They collected 99 points from 46 matches. That number is nine points more than Cardiff City in second place.

Pretty Good at EPL

So far, the appearance of Ruben Neves and his friends on the Premier League stage is pretty good. They have played five matches and collected eight points.

The points were obtained after they won two wins, two draws and one defeat. Now they are in the ninth position in the EPL standings.

Meanwhile, the Red Devils themselves are now in eighth position. They collected nine points, the result of three wins and two defeats.

Mourinho's praise

Mourinho paid close attention to Wolves. Moreover, the club was raised by a former foster child in Porto, Nuno.

He called Wolves a quality team. He also called them not worthy of being underestimated.

"It's really good, last season was dominant, and we all know that it's not easy to be dominant in the Championship division, even if you have the best team, and they are dominant from the beginning to the end," he said as quoted by Sportsmole.

"Then they have strong transfer market activities, great work, great adaptations to the Premier League, getting points and appearances that make them feel and everyone feels, including myself, that they will have a very stable season, very far from the problems that are usually obtained by teams from the Championship, "he said.

Alex Sandro: Ronaldo Has Move On from the Red Card

Juventus mainstay mainstay defender Alex Sandro confirmed that his team mate Cristiano Ronaldo had now departed from the red card he got in the midweek Valencia contra match.

In the first match of the Champions League group stage, Ronaldo was shown a red card after he was deemed to be committing a less commendable act against Jeison Murillo.

Without Ronaldo since the 29th minute, Juventus themselves still managed to bring home full points after Miralem Pjanic's two goals from the penalty spot made the Bianconeri silence the hosts.

Sandro's belief

Ronaldo was devastated by the red card until he was seen crying before leaving the field. But according to Sandro, the former Real Madrid player had forgotten the incident.

"I see him motivated. He has a lot of experience and he knows what happened on Wednesday is the past," Alex Sandro told Sky Sport Italia.

"He has looked forward again, he came to help and bring the quality of his game to the team," continued the Brazilian international.

Promise Assist

Furthermore, Sandro also emphasized that he and Ronaldo had increasingly understood each other on the field. Sandro also promised to immediately provide assists for CR7.

"We increasingly understand each other, I learned to know him on and off the field," added Alex Sandro.

"I understand the movement and what kind of ball he wants. Slowly I will start giving assists for him," he said.