Hwang Hee-chan has signed a new deal with Wolves.

The South Korea striker has penned terms to 2028 at Molineux.

Hwang said: “I'm really happy to stay here and I just want to say thank you to my teammates, our staff, my family and the fans. I'm really happy to stay at Wolves. I'm enjoying playing here and enjoying everything, life and football. I have very good teammates and players, and everything here is amazing. I just want to keep playing well and I'm ready to give everything.

“Nine goals makes me, of course, happy. But I really want to say to my teammates, coaching staff and family, thank you. I couldn't do it alone, goals and assists. I learn a lot from my coaching staff, that's why my goals are for the team. I will try my best and try to help my team.

“I'm not satisfied just with the new contract, sometimes I'm talking about our ambition with some players and we have the same ambition. I have more responsibility to win and I'm ready to fight for team."

On manager Gary O'Neil's support, he added: “It's helped a lot. Not just me, every player, he teaches us many things as players, attackers and defenders, he's very intelligent. As players, we know what he wants, and we understand better every single week.

"That's why we've played better and have many points. We don't want to stop here, we're not satisfied, we want to do our best and we want to stay as high as possible."