Wolves attacker Adama Traore insists his game has improved this season.

Ahead of today's clash with Burnley, the winger defended his form.

He said, "If you see the numbers, I've created more chances this year than the last, even if last year I had better numbers than this year. This is football, it happens, and most of the time you create a lot of chances and the ball doesn't want to go in, but you have to keep working. The last three games I started getting numbers again and this is how I want to work.

“Sometimes the final end didn't come, so it's about keeping working, focused, improving, and seeing what I can improve, not only inside the pitch, but outside the pitch. Now, in games, the results are coming."

He also told the Wolves website: “I've been playing different positions this season, I started at wing-back, then striker and winger, and even if I have the best season of my life, I will tell you I'm not happy. It doesn't matter how the season goes, my mentality is to grow every day, be better every day.

“I never will be 100 per cent happy, it doesn't matter the situation now, how good or bad, my mentality is to grow like a player and have better numbers, play better and be better every day."