Wolverhampton Wanderers are expecting another "great season", according to goalkeeper Rui Patricio.
The Molineux club finished seventh in their first campaign back in the Premier League, while they also reached the FA Cup semi-finals.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side's league position earned them a place in the Europa League and they begin their campaign on Thursday against Northern Irish outfit Crusaders.
I believe it's going to be one more excellent season from all of us.
Rui Patricio
Wolves are 33/1 to go all the way in the tournament but Nuno will need to manage his resources as he looks to find the magic formula required to balance domestic and European responsibilities.
The experience of the likes of Patricio, Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves could prove crucial, with the trio having regularly featured in continental competitions before arriving in England.
Patricio and Moutinho also helped Portugal win Euro 2016 and the goalkeeper has his eyes set on further silverware.
The 31-year-old said he was pleased with his form during his first year in England and is ready to kick on and continue improving.
"It's going to be a great season," Patricio told the Express & Star. "It will be hard, as every Premier League season is, they are always very well fought. I believe it's going to be one more excellent season from all of us and we want to give much joy to our supporters."
He added: "It was a good year (for me), but I know that I can do more and be better.
"So, I must keep working and evolving every day. That's the most important thing."
Wolves open their new Premier League campaign at Leicester and are 21/10 to win the game, with the draw 11/5 and the Foxes 13/10.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers are expecting another "great season", according to goalkeeper Rui Patricio.
The Molineux club finished seventh in their first campaign back in the Premier League, while they also reached the FA Cup semi-finals.
Nuno Espirito Santo's side's league position earned them a place in the Europa League and they begin their campaign on Thursday against Northern Irish outfit Crusaders.
I believe it's going to be one more excellent season from all of us.
Rui Patricio
Wolves are 33/1 to go all the way in the tournament but Nuno will need to manage his resources as he looks to find the magic formula required to balance domestic and European responsibilities.
The experience of the likes of Patricio, Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves could prove crucial, with the trio having regularly featured in continental competitions before arriving in England.
Patricio and Moutinho also helped Portugal win Euro 2016 and the goalkeeper has his eyes set on further silverware.
The 31-year-old said he was pleased with his form during his first year in England and is ready to kick on and continue improving.
"It's going to be a great season," Patricio told the Express & Star. "It will be hard, as every Premier League season is, they are always very well fought. I believe it's going to be one more excellent season from all of us and we want to give much joy to our supporters."
He added: "It was a good year (for me), but I know that I can do more and be better.
"So, I must keep working and evolving every day. That's the most important thing."
Wolves open their new Premier League campaign at Leicester and are 21/10 to win the game, with the draw 11/5 and the Foxes 13/10.
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Source: bet365.com