Wolves have developed nicely in the past few months under Julen Lopetegui.

That is according to Nelson Semedo, who has been impressed with the Spanish coach.

As Wolves prepare to take on Chelsea at home on Saturday, they know that getting points in every game is important as they look to avoid relegation.

On recent results, Semedo stated, per the Express and Star: "This season has been difficult because we didn't start well. Fortunately, we had a change in the middle of the season that was good for us and we've had good development with Julen Lopetegui.

He's brought us new things, new ideas and new ways of playing, and we got into his way of playing very quickly, which helped us a lot.

"We just need to keep going in this way and try to be better and better."

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