Fernando Marcal – B
Marcal has arguably been the pick of the bunch for Wolves.
Fans were pretty exciting as the Brazilian signed for a reported £1.78 million, fresh from contesting a Champions League semi-final with Lyon against Bayern Munich.
That excitement has been justified weeks down the line, with £35,000-a-week star Marcal (Spotrac) proving a solid option for Nuno at left-back or left wing-back.
Rayan Ait-Nouri – B-
Ait-Nouri has made a handful of appearances so far and has been, largely, pretty exciting.
He looks like he could be a really strong attacking outlet for Wolves the more he gets used to that left wing-back role.
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He’s still young and quite raw, and he’ll have bad games here and there, but his promise is undeniable.
Nelson Semedo – C
In all honesty, most Wolves fans would have expected more.
The question marks about the defensive side of his game were there, and the way he conceded the last-minute penalty against Aston Villa was a concern.
He hasn’t contributed any goals or assists so far, but hopefully those will soon come the more he gets used to English football.
Fabio Silva – C-
He hasn’t had too many opportunties, and it will take time before Silva shows what he’s capable of.
There have been glimpses here and there – his two goals in the Papa John’s Trophy against Doncaster Rovers were very well taken.
His time will come, but for now the 18-year-old is just getting a feel for English football and also getting comfortable with his huge £35.6 million fee (BBC Sport).
Vitinha – C-
Like Silva he hasn’t seen too many minutes at Molineux yet.
The longer Leander Dendoncker, Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho don’t provide any assists, the more you have to feel a proper chance will soon come for Vitinha’s.
Ki-Jana Hoever – N/A
Hoever cannot be graded as he has only played 29 minutes of Premier League football so far.
Semedo is firmly established at right-back- right wing-back, so the Dutchman will have to be patient.