Wolverhampton Wanderers are set to continue their policy of sending their loan players broad.

The club sent several players, including Rafa Mir and Connor Ronan, on loan to clubs around Europe.

Wolves loans chief Seyi Olofinjana suggests it is a policy that is set to continue for the foreseeable future.

The club want players to have an experience of playing abroad when they are still developing their game.

"Before now we have sent players out to League One or League Two sides, but the style of play doesn't always suit the kinds of players we have, so we started looking outside the country," Olofinjana said to reporters.

"Now we're looking at Slovakia, Poland and Belgium to give these boys an experience and to learn what it's like to live outside of England.

"They can go and learn the culture, as well as going to play football, because the style of play at these clubs suits a lot of the players we are recruiting."