Wolves signed Ladislav Krejčí on an initial loan deal from Girona late in the summer transfer window.
The defender was on the bench for Vitor Pereira’s side against Everton at the weekend.
He’s starting to feel at home at Molineux and is happy to be safe in the Wolves squad, leaving all the transfer drama behind him.
Krejčí told the Czech media, relayed by Blesk: “I’m glad it’s all over and I have peace, there was a lot going on. Since I was in one round, I’m really happy to be back in an environment I know. I immediately felt the atmosphere of home at the meeting.”
The 26-year-old wants to make the most out of life in England, on the pitch and off it and his partner was also thrilled with the big move.
“She reacted positively, she was happy for me. Life in England will be different, but the point is that what you make of it is what you get.”
Krejčí looks like good business for Wolves, considering he was a regular for Girona in La Liga last season and also played seven times in the Champions League. The defender also played in European competitions during his time at Sparta Prague and now the next stage of his career will be testing himself in the Premier League.
