Four Wolves players that need to make an impression against Celta Vigo

Having struggled in previous games in preparation for the new campaign, it is Vitor Pereira's final chance to take a look at his side before welcoming Manchester City to Molineux next week.

With starting spots up for grabs, which four players need to make an impression tomorrow?

Ki-Jana Hoever

The Dutchman returned from his loan in France last season and has been the surprise package in pre-season so far.

His performances in training were solid out in Portugal and since then his displays in friendlies have largely been strong.

Pereira has a lack of options at right-wing-back, but he has also shown faith in Hoever and started him consistently this summer, over players like Rodrigo Gomes and Pedro Lima.

However, Hoever showed some weaknesses against Girona last weekend. He got into fantastic attacking positions but wasted several chances with poor deliveries into the box.

Wolves will still sign a new right-wing-back this summer, but if Hoever wants to start at Manchester City and put up a fight for his place, then he needs to do better against Celta Vigo.

David Moller Wolfe

The new £10million signing only started training with the team earlier this week but is likely to get some minutes tomorrow.

Hugo Bueno and the versatile R.Gomes are his current competition there, but Wolfe is expected to be first choice this season.

Regardless of that, he must still take his chance in the minutes he is given against Celta Vigo, even if it is just to impress the Wolves fans.

Supporters are somewhat disillusioned with the transfer business so far this summer and the team's chances in the Premier League in the upcoming campaign.

And a strong showing from Wolfe would offer some level of reassurance to fans, as well as cement his place.

Marshall Munetsi

Munetsi very briefly played in a midfield two earlier in pre-season but has more recently been back playing as one of the number 10s.

He is not a goalscorer and his role is to get closer to Jorgen Strand Larsen, support him, occupy defenders in the box and be a runner for the team.

He does all that well, but his pre-season has been underwhelming and his lack of goalscoring threat is a concern in a team that needs to replace Matheus Cunha's goals.

Due to the level of opposition on the opening day, Munetsi may get the nod against City, but he needs to do a lot more at Molineux tomorrow to convince others.

Jhon Arias

Fresh from his first Wolves appearance, where he scored against Girona, Arias is a player Wolves fans are desperate to get a glimpse of.

As a more experienced forward, someone who is more natural in those positions and has got goal contributions throughout his career, the Colombian has a lot riding on him.

Whether he starts tomorrow or not, Arias will play a big role in any of Wolves' success this season and if he can build on his display against Girona, it will offer a promising sign in a pre-season that has had some difficulties.

Arias is direct, powerful, quick and combines with his team-mates well. Another positive impression will help Pereira's team and also give the fans something to cheer about.