Defender Emmanuel Agbadou features in the official matchday programme for the visit of Tottenham Hotspur to Molineux on Sunday afternoon.
The Ivorian, who has had an immediate impact at Molineux after signing in January with his performances being a big part of the team moving 12 points from the drop zone, fronts the 84-page programme and is also the topic of the main interview inside.
Agbadou discusses dominating Premier League forwards in just his first few months in England, giving confidence to the rest of the Wolves squad, his relationship with fellow January signing from Reims, Marshall Munetsi, plus his journey from Ivory Coast to Tunisia, Belgium and France before arriving into the Black Country.
The latest matchday programme also includes comments from head coach Pereira, Jorgen Strand Larsen and Pablo Sarabia, while the regular first-team player features come from captain Nelson Semedo and vice-skipper - and former Spurs defender - Matt Doherty as as they take part in 'Backroom Team' and 'Mind Games', looking at mental preparations for the game and the skillsets of the Old Gold squad.
There is also a packed history section, while the Tottenham section includes an array of features focusing on this weekend's visitors. There is also focus on the other areas of the club, as women's first-team goalkeeper Bec Thomas answers some quirky questions and we see how the academy sides are getting on as the end of their seasons approach.
With Sunday's match being the club's dedicated No Room For Racism fixture, we hear more from Doherty - a father to Black children - about how he has been affected by the issue of racial stereotyping on the football pitch with Wolves as well as in his personal life.
Programmes, priced at £4, are available to buy from the Molineux Megastore, from the various programme sellers around the stadium and from the catering kiosks. Supporters not attending the fixture can purchase online through programme retailers Curtis Sports.
The programme is available to order online now by clicking here.
