Chelsea winger Callum Hudson-Odoi admits he has gone through a very difficult last 18 months.
The 20-year-old is struggling for game time at the club, starting only four of the past 13 games for Chelsea.
He is back down to the England under-21s after a brief spell with the senior side.
Hudson-Odoi admits it has been a tough road, and wants to focus on improving and finding consistency for club and country.
“I am only 20! Sometimes people forget the age because I have been around for a while,” Hudson-Odoi told reporters at Molineux, via Goal.
“I started young. I have just turned 20. I have kicked on well and I can keep progressing day in day out.
“The last 18 months have been strange, not something I’d have liked, but we have to deal with it. I want to look to the future and hopefully better things will come. I put pressure on myself. I want to prove myself every time, do my best every game.
“Sometimes there is a lot of expectation and you just have to play your normal game, and the result will go your way. I just say to myself keep being positive, things might go wrong but be positive and hope the end result will be good.
“It has been a rollercoaster, up and down, up and down. But stuff like that you move on from and think of the present and the future. For myself, I want to make sure I am training every day. I am working my hardest, trying to get in the team and working my way back to the senior England team.
“I keep trying, working. In the last 18 months, I have enjoyed bits and not enjoyed bits. I feel I am getting more confident game by game. Gareth [Southgate] and Aidy say: ‘Get your crosses across goal, get shots on target, and keep being a threat, the player everyone fears when you play them.’
“I want to be on the ball. Try to work as hard as possible for the team as well. I want to get wins and trophies as well.”
