Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Benik Afobe believes that his switch to the Championship can help him continue his development during the closing months of the season.
Afobe spent the first half of the campaign playing League One football with MK Dons, but after settling well in the West Midlands, the England Under-21s international is keen to improve his game during the club's remaining 15 fixtures.
The 22-year-old is quoted by the Express & Star as saying: "At the beginning of the season, if you had said to me that I would score 15 goals, I probably would have took that. I have got 22 now and there's still 15 games to go.
"I have only been at Wolves for a month or so, but their style has been equally pleasing to me. There's no goal target, really, I just want to keep improving all of the time. I have reached a level and I want to kick on from here."
Wolves face Rotherham United on Saturday afternoon as they look to remain in touch with the teams chasing a playoff spot.
