Despite a challenging summer, Gary O’Neil has guided Wolves to a commendable position of 12th in the league with four wins and three draws in the initial 12 games.
Late-game heroics have marked three of Wolves’ four victories this season, and Hwang is optimistic about the team’s potential for further success in the ongoing campaign.
Hwang shared insights into the manager’s philosophy, emphasizing the importance of not dwelling on setbacks during matches. According to him, the team’s ability to turn challenging situations around has been a key factor in their positive outcomes, especially against higher-ranked opponents.
Expressing confidence in the team’s preparation for various in-game scenarios, Hwang attributed their success against stronger teams to a well-rounded approach. He highlighted the continuous improvement in results and performances, attributing it to the team’s increasing familiarity with the manager’s strategies through regular training sessions.
The match against Spurs held particular significance for South Korea, with Hwang facing off against compatriot Son Heung-min. Hwang acknowledged the anticipation surrounding the game and recognized the potential difficulty after conceding an early goal. However, the joy of scoring late, impressive goals and securing a thrilling victory at home left him extremely pleased.
