Nelson Semedo has accepted a new contract extension at Wolves.

The fullback has agreed a two-year extension to 2025.

Sporting director Matt Hobbs told the club's website: We're really happy for Nelson to remain as part of the pack for another two years.

He's always been an excellent player, but he has really picked up his form since Julen has come in.

He's a player who the manager really trusts, so he's a very important player on the pitch for us, and as a person, his personality and his work ethic also make him a very important part of the squad off the pitch.

We're pleased to have got to the point where we can extend Nelson's contract and look forward to seeing what he will deliver for the team as he thrives once more under Julen next season."

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