Totti Gomez believes the team is currently in excellent form and the atmosphere within the team is very positive.

Wolves captain Totti Gomez stated that the players who remained at Compton Park during the international break bore the responsibility of maintaining the team's competitive form. After two consecutive weekends without competitive matches, Wolves can finally refocus on the Championship. The Championship resumes this Saturday, and as players returning from international duty gradually return, they will find that the team's overall condition is largely unchanged from when they left.  

This is because Totti Gomez and the other players who remained with the team continued the positive atmosphere established after their victory over West Bromwich Albion two weeks ago. The Wolves captain also revealed that the team's dressing room is still maintaining a good atmosphere.  

Totti Gomez said: "It has been a tough time, as we're used to playing every week. However, I think it's good to have a short break during the international break. Of course, some teammates are still playing for their national teams, and we will continue to support and cheer them on. As for the players who stayed at the club, we have maintained our training intensity. We know very well that we must continue to work hard, maintain a stable competitive state, and carry on the good performance we showed in the last game."  

"The team is in very good shape right now, and everyone is in a positive mood. We've had a short break, and everyone feels great. My teammates have shown a high level of professionalism, enjoying their rest while ensuring they return to the team in good physical condition. Many players have chosen to vacation in sunny places like Spain, Dubai, or Portugal. Being able to relax properly and then return to training with renewed focus is a good thing for us."  

"This is perhaps the longest international break we've ever had, which can certainly make players more relaxed mentally. However, we always make sure that training is not affected and that we maintain sufficient effort. Being able to spend time with family is certainly a good thing, and it also gives us the opportunity to temporarily put football aside and regroup. But once we return to the team, we must quickly get back into form, regain our rhythm, and return to our previous level."  

"Being able to wear the national team jersey and play is always every player's dream, and it is also the driving force for us to keep working hard in training and matches. We will continue to stay focused and strive to get our own opportunity one day. If we are not called up to the national team this time, we will stay at the club and continue to train hard to prepare for the next opportunity."  

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