Sky Sports pundit Graeme Souness has written in The Sunday Times (via Football 365) that Wolverhampton Wanderers duo Ruben Neves and Raul Jimenez 'would walk into anybody’s team'.

Speaking in his column about the Wolves team, the former Liverpool man also claimed that Neves and Jimenez are 'too good to be sitting on the bench anywhere in the Premier League', although he added that the one player at the club who intrigues him the most is Adama Traore.

Nevertheless, both Neves and Jimenez have shown their merits in this season so far. The Portugal midfielder averages 60.5 touches per top flight game, exemplifying his influence in getting on the ball, and he also wins 3.3 duels per match, showing the work that he does off the ball as well, according to Sofascore.

Meanwhile, Jimenez has been deadly in front of goal, scoring 13 times and making six assists, as per Sofascore. It is also worth mentioning that they have both featured in every league game so far, highlighting their importance to Nuno Espirito Santo's side.

However, Souness' claim is arguably a bit far-fetched. Take Jimenez, who is behind strikers like Jamie Vardy and Sergio Aguero in terms of goals scored this season, as well as Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Southampton's Danny Ings, whose teams sit below Wolves in England's highest division at the moment, as per the BBC.

Despite Neves' work in the midfield, he has still only managed two goals and one assist in 29 Premier League appearances so far this campaign (via Sofascore). He may not walk into other sides with more productive midfielders in this sense.

However, Souness is right to laud them for what they have contributed to the Molineux outfit thus far.

Wolves fans, do you agree with Souness' claims about Neves and Jimenez? Comment below with your thoughts!