The 25-year-old Portugal international received an award after playing the team’s most reliable football under Gary O’Neil.
Toti has started every game since the 2-1 win over Manchester City in September, which is the longest he has started since his transfer from Estoril in September 2020.
Now that the Wolves have taken steps to secure his future, athletic director Matt Hobbs believes the best is yet to come.
“People here have to earn contracts through what they do on and off the field and Toti has earned it,” Hobbs said. “He will want to oppose it.
He knows that a good performance is the best way for us to secure a starting place in Portugal. “He is aware that he still has a lot to accomplish, but his disposition allows him to continue working hard.
Without a doubt, he will continue to move forward. After joining Wolves, Toti was immediately loaned to Swiss side Grasshoppers; He will not make his debut at Molineux until January 2022.
He made his first significant appearance for the team as a left-back under Julen Lopetegui and has since impressed, playing regularly in a back three with Craig Dawson and Max Kilman.
Hobbs continued: “What you get in Toti is someone who pulls out all the stops and comes up with different variations; His athleticism really helped us balance the defense.
“He is a truly happy, motivated and wonderful man to be around. He is now an international player.“I say this a lot because we want to hire people like that, but he’s really great here and incredibly humble at the same time.
He trains hard because he wants to be the best player he can be every day.
