Wolves goalkeeper Louie Moulden is happy with his loan at Northampton.

The former Manchester City prospect can feel his game improving with senior football.

"It's a different challenge. I'm not expecting to come here and come straight into the team," he told the Manchester Evening News. "That brings its own difficulties and challenges but I'm confident I will get a chance and it is up to me to stay ready and stay focused and when that chance comes I've got to take it in League One, which is much closer to the level that Wolves want me at.

"I came through a group at City with James Trafford, Gavin Bazunu, and Cieran Slicker [currently at Championship high-flyers Ipswich]. That was our training group. Two of them made their Premier League debuts at 20, and I was playing in the National League at 21.

"There's no right or wrong. I don't think Martinez played in the Premier League until he was 28 so there is no right or wrong.

"Of course, I would love to play in the Premier League at 19 or 20 but ultimately if you get there, you get there. it doesn't matter when or how, you just have to work hard and walk your own path."