Arriving on September 18 from Ipswich as an academy signing for simply £175,000, the forward-thinking midfielder shortly made his mark on the under-21s.
Participant on both wing or in a central attacking midfield function, the 20-year-old was a participant Wolves had watched for a while, after he made his senior Ipswich debut aged simply 16.
Athletic, robust on the ball and neat in tight areas, it shortly turned clear that Chirewa was a step above the under-21s stage and he was slowly built-in into first group coaching.
He travelled to a number of dwelling and away video games with the group earlier than making the bench for the primary time.
“It wasn’t a shock to be with the primary group, however when it comes to how shortly it occurred, it was a shock,” Chirewa instructed the Categorical & Star.
“However you possibly can’t be stunned for too lengthy, I’ve to try to present the gaffer that I’m prepared, can carry out for them and get the belief from the gamers.
“I don’t suppose I’m there but to be a completely fledged participant, however I’m working daily to try to get there.
“It’s been a fast rise however coming right here I knew I needed to begin shortly and attempt to make my mark on the academy, and I believe I’ve performed fairly effectively at that.
“However I nonetheless have an extended technique to go. There’s nonetheless rather a lot I want to enhance on to play Premier League soccer often.
“That’s a very powerful factor, trusting in my skill.
