Let Adam Armstrong face the goal: this is where Wolves unlock their forward.
Armstrong’s best moment this season came at Preston. He received the ball, carried it inside, exchanged passes with Raúl Jiménez and finished a lovely team move.
There was movement, a teammate to combine with and an opportunity to attack the goal. It offered a compelling argument for how Wolves should use him: as a forward operating close to another striker, with freedom to attack the channels and arrive centrally.



