Wolves coach Vitor Pereira pulled Marshall Munetsi from the game during break time against Everton because he felt a small injury. The team tied 1-1 during Saturday's match, where Pablo Sarabia replaced Munetsi after the first 45 minutes of play. Pereira wanted to protect his player from making any damage worse during the second half of the Premier League contest.
Marshall scored his very first goal for the Wolves before coming off the field. Coach Pereira told BBC Sport he was sad Munetsi had to leave early but made the choice to keep him safe. He mentioned the player earned that special goal moment through his hard work on the field. The coach praised how Munetsi always tries to help everyone around him.
Pereira really likes what he sees from the Zimbabwe national team member. He described Munetsi as having exactly the kind of fighting attitude he values most in his players. The coach looked happy when talking about him, even though he missed half the game. Pereira believes fans should expect many more goals from Munetsi as time goes on.
The coach's careful decision shows how much they value Munetsi at Wolves. Taking him out early probably felt disappointing for the player after just scoring. The coach clearly thinks about long-term success rather than pushing someone beyond safe limits. His comments suggest Munetsi has quickly become an important part of the team despite being a newer addition to the roster.
Marshall scored his very first goal for the Wolves before coming off the field. Coach Pereira told BBC Sport he was sad Munetsi had to leave early but made the choice to keep him safe. He mentioned the player earned that special goal moment through his hard work on the field. The coach praised how Munetsi always tries to help everyone around him.
Pereira really likes what he sees from the Zimbabwe national team member. He described Munetsi as having exactly the kind of fighting attitude he values most in his players. The coach looked happy when talking about him, even though he missed half the game. Pereira believes fans should expect many more goals from Munetsi as time goes on.
The coach's careful decision shows how much they value Munetsi at Wolves. Taking him out early probably felt disappointing for the player after just scoring. The coach clearly thinks about long-term success rather than pushing someone beyond safe limits. His comments suggest Munetsi has quickly become an important part of the team despite being a newer addition to the roster.
