When Rafiki Said signed for Wolves in a £7.7million deal from Standard Liege, there was plenty of excitement about what the winger may offer.
Wolves fans have been starved of exciting wide players for some time, and Said’s addition came at a time when Wolves were enduring a slower transfer window.
But the 26-year-old suffered a frustrating MCL knee injury in a friendly at Maidenhead United on July 22, and he has not featured since.
The Comoros international is getting closer to a comeback and ahead of his Wolves debut, we spoke to Kevin Sauvage, a journalist for Sudinfo who covers Standard Liege, for the inside track on what the attacker could bring.