Cristiano Ronaldo believes Wolves forward Diogo Jota sings the right tune for Portugal

The Wolves midfielder was a member of the Portugal group which won the UEFA Nations League earlier this summer.

The 22-year-old did not get to win his first cap but he certainly made an impression in other ways, not least on five-time world player of the year Ronaldo at his initiation ceremony.

Jota said: "We had to do a song and he said I was the best. I was very proud of that!"

Despite not playing, Jota believes he will take much from the experience, particularly working alongside Ronaldo.

He said: "It was a short tournament but you still have the chance to feel the international games, that pressure. And it was in our own country so you feel it a little bit more.

"You can learn with those players, like Cristiano, who are used to these kind of games.

"During my childhood I watched him on TV as a kind of reference for me. Now I have the opportunity to play with him and of course I tried to learn off him as much as possible.

"The way he works - even when the training has finished he will go to do sprint work, or do gym work before training. That kind of thing is what you can learn. That's a normal day for him."

Jota was one of four Wolves players in the Portugal squad along with Rui Patricio, Ruben Neves and Joao Moutinho, team-mates he also looks up to.

The former Atletico Madrid player said: "Four players in the squad - same as Benfica. Nobody could have thought that a club in a foreign country could have so many players in the national team.

"Joao, Rui and even Ruben were working with the national team a long time before me and that helped me get involved in the process and the environment."