Wolves fans were quick to thank Real Madrid defender on his Twitter after the Spaniard was recalled from his loan at the club.
The youngster joined Nuno Espirito Santo’s side on loan in the summer but made just two appearances in the Premier League, so it is perhaps no surprise to see him recalled by the Spanish side. Despite barely featuring for Wolves this season, fans were still thankful for his efforts during his time at the club and wished him all the best with his next loan spell with Granada.
The 23-year-old defender’s only start in the Premier League came in the 5-2 home loss against Chelsea, with the Spanish U’21 international picking up a disappointing 6.09 rating, which perhaps explains his lack of appearances since. The Real Madrid man tweeted saying: “I’d like to say many thanks to Wolves for my time in Wolverhampton. Many thanks also to the fans for all their love and support. I wish you all the best for the rest of the season and for the future.”
Should Vallejo have been given more of a chance?Yes
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Reaction from Wolves fans to Vallejo’s post can be seen in the tweets below.
Good luck and thank you , class act
— NorthantsWolf (@johnsilvester4) January 24, 2020
All the best @JesusVallejo shame it didnt work out for you at Wolves but all the best at Granada this season and for the rest of your career
— Craig Hughes (@craigwwfc35) January 24, 2020
Good luck with your next adventure
— John birch (@birchy83) January 24, 2020
All the best Jesus. It’s a shame it didn’t work out but you’ve still got bags of potential, hope it all goes well
— Nick Allen (@NickAllen224) January 24, 2020
all the best at your new club Jesus. Didn’t get much of a chance with us
— Honest Northbanker (@HonestNorthbank) January 24, 2020
All the best
— Jaffa Mad (@jaffajub) January 24, 2020
These Spurs fans were clearly sad to see Vallejo go and wished him all the best at his next loan spell.
What do we think?
Vallejo didn’t quite cut it with his performances in the Premier League but is still only young and has a great chance to go and show what he is capable of in his next spell at Granada.