Wolves goalkeeper Dan Bentley is full of pride becoming a Premier League player.

Bentley made his Prem debut in defeat at Manchester United on Saturday.

The 29 year-old joined Wolves in January, having spent his career in the Football League.

"I don't think there's a one size fits all route to the Premier League," he said.

"The romantic story with a fairytale ending is you play one season and then you're straight to the Premier League, but football doesn't always work like that.

"Goalkeeping is slightly different to outfield players and experience is invaluable.

"I'm a very experienced guy for my age. I've played just shy of 450 games now I think, but to make my Premier League debut tops the lot.

"It's a real proud moment for me and it goes to show the hard work and the sacrifice over all those years has all been worth it for this moment.

"I didn't enjoy conceding twice, that's not something any goalkeeper enjoys, but on a personal note I'm filled with pride to make my debut in the Premier League.

"It's been a long, hard road to league football, since I can remember, working every day to play in the Premier League.

"I'm filled with pride but it's contrasting emotions because the team and the result comes first, above my own individual performance, and unfortunately we didn't come away with anything from the game.

"I'm disappointed in that aspect, but obviously really proud to make my debut."