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Hartman looks ahead to Wolves this weekend

2025-10-24T12:07:27.378Z

Q ENJOYING LIFE IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE

Hartman looks ahead to Wolves this weekend

2025-10-24T12:07:27.378Z

Hartman looks ahead to Wolves this weekend

Quilindschy Hartman, an ever-present for the Clarets so far this campaign, is relishing his debut season in the Premier League.

The Dutch international - affectionately known as 'Q' - is loving life at Burnley and is eagerly anticipating Sunday's trip to Molineux, the home of Wolverhampton Wanderers, in the Premier League.

"I'm feeling good, I'm really enjoying my time here," said Q, reflecting on his opening few months as a Claret.

"Burnley has been an easy club to come in to - the people are incredible here. Everyone makes you feel at home as soon as you walk into the building.

"For me, that's so important, it makes you feel good and when you feel good, you play good."

Burnley, of course, head into Sunday's match-week nine fixture against Wolves buoyed by a fine performance and victory over Leeds last time out - and Hartman is keen to build on those three points with another positive showing this weekend.

"We're feeling good heading to Molineux," he said.

"We want to take the feeling of that win against Leeds last weekend to Wolves on Sunday.

"We want to create some momentum - winning back-to-back games would be massive for us."

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He added: "We feel in a good place as a squad, as a team.

"We're learning all the time about this league, but you can see the belief growing game by game, week by week.

"As a player, if you've got that feeling that you're in every game, creating chances, that's a great place to be.

"We feel we've been competitive in every game. Yes, there's been setbacks, like the late defeats against United and Liverpool, but we're competing well."

Hartman has adjusted to life in the Premier League well, flourishing in his role on the left hand side of the Burnley defence.

He featured at left-back in a slight tweak to the Clarets' formation last week, but he admits he's comfortable playing wherever he is asked.

"You have to find different ways to pick up points," he said.

"We're comfortable being in a low block, but we can also press high. We've shown various sides to our game this season already.

"We felt comfortable against Leeds. We didn't feel like we were going to concede and that's a good feeling when you're on the pitch."