Nuno Espirito Santo says football is helping young Wolves defender Max Kilman cope with the tragic loss of his father.
The centre-back, 23, is grieving after his dad Alex died earlier this month but is still training and could even keep his place against Southampton at Molineux tonight.
Boss Nuno said: “We are here to support him and help him. Losing a father, I can’t imagine anything worse than that.
“We are here to support him but he is a strong boy. He is training but the sadness doesn’t go away.
“We know we have to grieve and have to overcome the situation.
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