There could hardly be a better start for a foreign player who joined the prestigious Premier League without much fanfare.  

Last month, South Korean striker Hwang Hee-chan marked his debut in the English topflight with a smart finish as he became the first Wolves player to score this season. On Saturday, the 25-year-old again made headlines after his brilliant brace propelled the Wolvers to their first home win of the season. 

Despite being thrown in at the deep end after completing his move from RB Leipzig, Hwang displayed excellent technique and composure to cause defenders all sorts of problems. "We didn't have a lot of time, but I know of Hwang since Benfica because I followed his career from the time he went to Austria and then to Germany," explained Wolves manager Bruno Lage, who has been made to wait patiently for his first three points at Molineux.

Wolves have had little trouble creating goal-scoring chances, but converting them has been another matter. Against beleaguered Newcastle, Hwang surely didn't disappoint. He twice latched on to a perfectly measured through balls and slotted past goalkeeper Karl Darlow with impressive adroitness and accuracy. Netting three goals in just four appearances, Hwang has shown the potential to be one of the best new signings this summer. 

"It has been my dream to come here since I was little. I was very happy, and I really appreciate the people who helped me to move here, including my family," Hwang told Sky Sports. "Bruno is trying to give me lots of freedom in terms of position, allowing me to go to center-forward or the wings, playing in whatever position that I need to be." 

Hwang also revealed his ambition to follow in the footsteps of his compatriot Son Heung-min, who has been one of the most successful Asian players in European's top five leagues. The 29-year-old Tottenham sensation has consistently scored when it matters, notching 73 goals and 39 assists in 202 appearances.

"Son does well in the Premier League. He is, of course, a role model for every Korean player. My wish is for him to keep performing well and for him to be a success," he beamed. "While I was in high school, people, including the boss at Red Bull Salzburg, came and explained to me about their future vision for the team, and they told me how much they wanted me and how good I could be. It made me want to play for this team. So, I went to Europe." 

Will Hwang become the next superstar in European football? "I don't think too far ahead; I just focus on the next game," said the striker, keeping his feet firmly on the ground.