‘Still got bundles’ - Jimenez injury blow ‘gutting’ for Wolves
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9-second readRaul Jimenez’s injury blow is “gutting” for the player and Wolves, Matt Jarvis has told GOAL, as the Mexican striker has “still got bundles” and should be tearing up the Championship when fully fit.

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Asked about the sense of frustration for all concerned, Jarvis - who was speaking in association with the Midnite Express initiative that will be transporting Wolves supporters to Wrexham in style this weekend - told GOAL: “It's gutting for him.
When you're a player that goes back to a club, and the affiliation he has with the club, the fans, his family, everything, you can see how much it means to him, how much he's delighted to be there and how much of a top player he is.
“Wolves were probably always wanting to go for him, but he showed in the World Cup that he's still got bundles. He's still a great goal scorer so it's a massive miss for Wolves.
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