Nuno talks not far from finished

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League qualification during three years in which he has transformed the fortunes of the Black Country club.

The news will be greeted warmly at Molineux and give his squad a boost ahead of the final run-in.

Wolves head into this afternoon’s clash with the Toffees on the back of two defeats following three victories after Project Restart got under way, including a failure to post more than one shot on target in those losses to Sheffield United and Arsenal.

Former boss Graham Taylor famously said that he wanted Wolves to be “a shooting team” after taking over

– a sentiment that Nuno echoed.

He said: “Like Graham, I want us to become a shooting team.

“Why were we not able to produce as many chances as we would like? Well, we have detected why and we have worked on them out on the pitch.

“It’s not just about going forward, it’s about the defensive side also. We conceded three goals in the last two games so we have to focus on that.

“So it’s not that simple to change it. We’re trying to see where the problems are. We have to find it.

“But we do have talented, quality players, so these things will happen.”