Kieran Trippier has made it clear his goal is to lead Wolverhampton Wanderers back to the Premier League. The experienced full-back, who joined Wolves in the summer, is determined to secure promotion from the Championship at the first attempt.
Trippier's ambition for Wolves
Speaking exclusively to the club's media, Trippier stated: "I want to get Wolves back to where they belong, which is the Premier League. That's the aim for me and the whole squad." The 33-year-old England international brings a wealth of top-flight experience, having played for Burnley, Tottenham Hotspur, and Atletico Madrid before his move to Molineux.
Wolves' current standing
Wolves currently sit in the Championship, having been relegated from the Premier League last season. The club has undergone significant changes, including a new manager and several new signings, as they look to bounce back immediately. Trippier's leadership and quality are seen as key to their promotion push.
Impact on the squad
Manager Gary O'Neil has praised Trippier's influence on and off the pitch. "Kieran is a top professional. His experience at the highest level is invaluable for our young squad," O'Neil said. "He sets standards in training every day and helps the younger players develop."
Championship challenge
The Championship is known for its competitiveness, with several strong sides vying for promotion. Wolves face tough opposition from teams like Leeds United, Leicester City, and Southampton. However, Trippier remains confident: "We have a strong squad and a great manager. If we work hard together, we can achieve our goal."
Trippier's career highlights
Trippier has had a distinguished career, winning La Liga with Atletico Madrid and reaching the Champions League final with Tottenham. He also played a key role in England's run to the Euro 2020 final. His experience will be crucial as Wolves navigate the demanding Championship schedule.
Fan expectations
Wolves fans are eager to see their team return to the Premier League. The club has a passionate fanbase, and Trippier knows the importance of delivering for them. "The supporters have been incredible. We want to make them proud and give them the success they deserve," he added.
