The French midfielder has initially moved to the Midlands on loan from RSC Charleroi with a view to making a permanent switch in the summer. Guedioura has linked up with his Belgian club-mate Geoffrey Mujangi Bia who joined Wolves before the weekend and made his debut as a substitute in the FA Cup clash with Crystal Palace. Mick McCarthy's latest acquisition said: "This is a good opportunity for me and I want to prove that Wolves have made the right decision in signing me. "Since I came over at the weekend, everyone has been really good to me and, now I have signed, I want to repay everyone on the pitch. "It's a really good challenge. Coming up against the big teams will be difficult but I would like to think I can play well against them. "I've watched the Premier League on television so many times, right from when I was young to now. "It's been a dream of mine to play here and now hopefully the dream will come true. I hope I can show the club and the supporters that I can play here and make an impact. "My style is to try and get about the pitch and be competitive. I also like to play football when I can as well." Guedioura is relishing linking up again with Mujangi ahead of Tuesday's clash with Liverpool at Molineux. He said: "It's the first time I've played in England and so it's good for me to have Geoffrey here who I know from Charleroi. "We got on well there and it's good that we have both moved to the same club. Hopefully we will both show it is a good move and help Wolves win some matches." Guedioura added: "For the moment I am here for six months. But I hope I can show the manager and the club that I am good enough to stay for longer and get the permanent deal. "I feel really good at the moment and fit and ready. I am ready to play whenever I am asked but obviously it is up to the manager to decide when that is."
