"We showed our spirit" - new Wolves signing confident in team's ability

A slim 1-0 loss at Bournemouth, following a disappointing first half and Toti Gomes' second half sending off, has left many fans frustrated at the direction of the team this season.

Wolves have lost Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri this summer and look devoid of creativity, but Tchatchoua, who made his debut off the bench on Saturday, believes the team will adapt and keep perservering.

"Every season you have new players and you have to adapt with new team-mates," he said.

"Match after match the team can take points because the spirit of the team is very nice. We'll keep going.

"It's not easy, but sometimes in football it's like this.

"You need to adapt to the situation and that's why I'm professional.

"I can try to help the team with my speed and power and I think the team had a good second half. We showed our spirit.

"I'm very happy for my debut, but the result is not good because we lost.

"I think the team showed good spirit in this match.

"The team had a very good mentality on the pitch and wanted to take some points in this match.

"But sometimes it's like this. The most important thing is the team pushed to take points, with a very good mentality."

The new £10million man was given his debut earlier than expected after Ki-Jana Hoever was forced off with an injury in the 35th minute and he insists it is a dream to finally reach the Premier League.

"I'm happy to play at this club, the fans are very nice," Tchatchoua added.

"When I came onto the pitch, the intensity was very high and minute after minute I got the rhythm and after I felt good.

"It's been good, the team is very nice and also the staff, everybody in the club is very nice.

"I think I'm in a good condition to play good football.

"Everybody is very nice and I'm very happy to play at this club.

"It's a very good move and I think I have the quality and physicality to play in this championship - it's my dream championship.

"I'm sure I can do something good here.

"I'm very happy, it's my dream. I was very happy and excited to come."

The Cameroon international showcased his speed at right-wing-back and caused some problems going forward - and he believes he will bring that threat to future matches.

Tchatchoua said: "He (Vitor Pereira) knows I'm a player with speed and power and I attack the space.

"I tried to do this in the match.

"I can get further forward with good speed and I think this will help the team to create problems behind the defence."