Former Birmingham centre back Roger Johnson wants to help Wolves to become established as a Barclays Premier League force. The central defender ended his two year spell at St. Andrew's by moving to Wolves for an undisclosed fee in a deal believed to be worth £6-7 million.
Johnson, who has signed a four year deal, said: "The Carling Cup win was great, great for football, a day I'll never forget.
"But then again, getting relegated was another day I'll never forget. It was heartbreaking.
"No-one could believe what went on. There are problems there. Everyone has seen that. Everyone can see what is going on via what has been written.
"I'm not going to get into the financial side of what is happening at Birmingham. All I can say is, I wish them all the best.
"I made some great friends there. It was a difficult decision but I want to be in the Premier League, that's the end of it.
"Nothing against Birmingham, I had some great times there, the fans were great for me. I gave everything for the club so I hope they can appreciate that. But for me this feels right."
Johnson added: "I'm sure a few people will be disappointed I've not stuck it out but I'm 28 and I want to be in the Premier League for as long as I can.
"It's been a long road to get here and I don't want it to end."
When asked his targets at Wolves, Johnson said: "I'll keep some in-house but just to make sure this team stays in the league and finishes around mid-table and then kicks on."
