I was aware of. The 21-year-old Wolves star is not shocked by his lack of playing time at Molineux thus far.

Tommy Doyle has been talking about getting settled at Wolves and has stated that he isn’t shocked by his lack of playing time thus far.

Wanderers have eight points from eight Premier League games going into the international break.

For someone who clearly entered the game extremely late, Gary O’Neil has had a respectable start.

Since Julen Lopetegui left, he has helped to partially steady the ship.

Additionally, throughout these first few weeks, the management has primarily relied on the same players, particularly in midfield.

Since joining on loan from Manchester City, Doyle hasn’t had many opportunities because Mario Lemina and Joao Gomes have started each of the league’s first three games.

 

However, Doyle told Wolves Weekly that he doesn’t care about this.

Tommy Doyle is composed despite his few minutes at Wolves thus far.
Doyle has only made a few appearances for Wolves in the Premier League thus far.

Against Liverpool, he entered the game for the last fifteen minutes.

Subsequently, he had a brief cameo appearance against Luton Town.

 

Despite playing 74 minutes, he did not start the 3-2 Carabao Cup loss to Ipswich Town.

Doyle replied, “I knew that would be the case, so it’s fine,” in reference to his current minutes. I had a minor injury from the Euros, so I knew, but I didn’t really have a preseason.

It goes without saying that I need to pick up the pace and reach the level, and I’m doing just that. Hopefully, I’ll be able to start receiving additional minutes soon.

Doyle’s status at Wolves will rise.
Doyle hasn’t had a lot of time to check into Wolves, which makes sense.

As he admits, he didn’t really have a preseason because he was away at the Euros with the England U21 team. He arrived at the club somewhat late.

At Wolves, Doyle will ultimately have more of a role. As a young athlete, he is too gifted to ignore.

He is a midfielder with a great passing range who enjoys getting on the ball and creating opportunities.

Doyle is a player who ought to fit into the manager’s tactical schemes, and O’Neill wants his team to possess the ball more often.