Wolves chief Jackson praises Bueno's instant impact at Feyenoord

He told the club's website: "Hugo has been performing exceptionally well. He made a strong impression right from the start. Unfortunately, he had a minor groin injury that kept him out of action for four games, but he is now fully recovered and ready for the crucial part of the season. The team has some exciting matches lined up in the near future."

“He's got Benfica away in the Champions League soon, plus the domestic fixtures, so we’re really excited to see where it goes as long as he plays the minutes now through to the end of the season. It’s absolutely great for him. He went there to play those big games, in big pressure situations.” 

The Spaniard has played 48 times for Wolves after progressing through the academy and now Jackson is looking at him as a future star for the club.

“We’re really reflecting on this period for him being the same way as Yerson at Villarreal last year, where he's now looking to prove he can start for us next summer. We made it pretty clear to him right through the summer. 

“We worked very closely with his agent on exactly what our perspectives were. He had some early inquiries, and we had to balance the exact time that he was able to go out, and we're delighted with the choices we had. He backed himself to go to Feyenoord, and I think we will certainly find out an awful lot about him this year.” 

Bueno could be on a similar path to Yerson Mosquera who spent time at Villarreal last season and eventually made it back into the first team under Gary O’Neil.