Winter signing: Wolves must be proud of 2024/25 campaign

Munetsi admits the team wanted to finish higher, after dropping two places to 16th on the final day, but he is adamant that they must be proud of their efforts and take that positivity into the upcoming season.

"When I came, the objective was to stay up, to try and win as many games as we can, to also add value with my qualities," Munetsi said.

"The Premier League has a lot of physicality, of which I really am a physical player and also try to help the team defensive-wise and attacking-wise.

"I think we really did a good job overall.

"With the game plan, the manager is always prepared for us and I think we can be proud that we managed a six game winning streak and also to stay up.

"We wanted to finish higher, but we can be proud of the work that we did.

"I think we can give credit to the players because they were really focused.

"We had a time where Matheus (Cunha) was suspended and he was the player that we needed most and I think everybody really pushed from there because people already considered that if Matheus is not there, then we're going to struggle.

"But I think everybody understood the objective and I think as players we really wanted the team to stay high.

"Even when I came, I saw the quality that was there.

"It was important to win a lot of games, but obviously winning six in a row was something that was really special."

Munetsi played his part with a supporting role in the number 10 position for striker Jorgen Strand Larsen.

The 28-year-old, who turns 29 later this month, managed two goals and one assist in 14 Premier League games as Wolves got over the line in their race for survival and next season Munetsi could feature deeper in midfield.