Jonny Castro commits four more years to Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton Wanderers full-back Jonny Castro has put pen to paper to sign a new four-year deal as he commits his future to the Premier League club in a long-term run.

With this contract extension, Jonny's contract will be set to expire in 2025 and the full-back will be giving his all to the Wolves team as he seems to be on a path of being one of the best in the League, which best real money casinos online have covered with interesting odds for the fans.

The Spanish defender, however, has been on the sidelines since last August in their Europa League match against Olympiakos FC, which was when he suffered a harrowing anterior cruciate ligament injury. The game ended in a 1-0 victory for the Wolves, who were hosting the Greek club at Molineux Stadium.

Jonny marked his first appearance for the Wolves in 2020/21 in a goalless draw against Leicester City, and his contribution in the game could be said to be pivotal, keeping the opponents out while also making contributions in the Wolves' attack.

The 26-year-old defender, who moved to West England from La Liga club Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2018, has been quite prolific for the Nuno Espirito Santo's team as he was able to register 88 appearances, of which he contributed three goals and five assists in the process.

The news of the Spanish midfielder signing a new contract with the Wolves will have the club fans riling up considering he has been missing for the first half of the 2020/21 campaign due to a crucial injury.

Speaking to WolvesTV via Vavel, Jonny showed how excited he is to sign a new deal with the club. He said: “I am very happy to give everything back to the pack. To the doctors, staff, my teammates, family, and friends, and to all of you, the supporters thank you very much.

"The hard work continues. And now I am pleased to announce that it will continue for longer.

"I have signed a new contract until 2025. So I want to thank all of you, because you are part of this.”

"I am very happy here, I feel at home. I hope we will see each other on the pitch soon.”

The Wolves manager Santo spoke of how the contract was a reward for the huge contributions the Spaniard had made to the team, with www.kiwicasinos.io have covered that team with odds for the rest of the season.

“It is not only Jonny, it is all the players,” he said.

“But it shows the real faith we have in Jonny because as a club, we decided to renew his contract even before he returned.

“So, that shows a lot of the relationship between the club and Jonny. Dedication and commitment are the right words.”