Norwich City's deadline day loan signing Ui-Jo Hwang is excited at the prospect of linking up with David Wagner's men.
The South Korean international will add depth to the striker position following the news that Josh Sargent is expected to be out until after Christmas with an ankle injury picked up against Huddersfield Town.
An from his conversations with the head coach, the loanee from Nottingham Forest is keen to get started.
"I'm very excited, I want to help the team as much as I can. I can't wait to play," Hwang said before elaborating on what will be expected from him. "Pressing high a lot, sometimes linking the play, hardworking and togetherness.
"English football is tough, you need to be ready every game. Each player has quality so you have to work more every single day. It can be a tough place."
Capped 56-times for his country, with 17 goals in the South Korea colours, he brings a considerable level of experience to the squad.
He has also won the Korean player of the year and featured in the recent FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
"I need to share my experience, I'll do my best so that the younger players can see me. I want to be a good example," Hwang added.
"After the international break, I'll join the team. I'm looking forward to seeing my team-mates, the coach and all the staff. I'm very excited to see everything."