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Hugo Bueno oversaw 90 minutes of football on Saturday night as Wolves came out victorious over La Liga side Racing Santander. The left-back also managed to weave in and out of defenders, grabbing himself a goal with a great finish into the bottom corner. Bueno has been at Wolves since 2019 after joining as a scholar from Spain. Bueno on the pre-season finale After a successful final pre-season game, Hugo Bueno described the win as: "This game showed what we've been working on in pre-season. "We always try to put on the pitch what the manager wants, try to follow the tactics, follow the plan and that's the objective for all of us to get the win. "It felt good. It was a good work out for all the team, so it's always nice to finish like this. "It was a good goal. It's always good to score goals at home, to feel good on the pitch, and I've been working on this, so it's a good feeling. "It's something that I want to improve, of course, trying to get more goals and get in those situations a bit more with more confidence. Adapting to a back four "Changing from a five to a four is different from last season, of course, but I don't really have a problem playing a back five or four. I did it before also. "You just have to change a few things, but at the end of the day, it's still football, so it's not a problem for me. Eyes on the season opener "Everything we've done in pre-season is to prepare us for the first game. Like I said, it's always nice to finish like this as it gives confidence to all the players in the squad to go on to the next game. "It's going to be a good season, and I think that the whole club has the same objective, so hopefully we can get it done." As Wolves bring their pre-season campaign to a close, their attention will turn to the next game as they host Port Vale at the Molineux for a Carabao Cup fixture.