Wolves are firmly established back in the Premier League these days and though this season has been perhaps a little shy of what they wanted it to be, they are still firmly a top-flight team.

The Old Gold are naturally looking to climb further up the Premier League in the years to come and that will be the plan for Nuno Santo but where are some of the players from days gone by when they were in the EFL?

Indeed, in the following gallery we're taking a look at the Wolves team that won promotion from League One in 13/14 and eleven of the key components of that side.

Moreover, as well as looking back at their feat we're taking a closer look of where they are now with it seven years this season since they managed to get back into the Championship and, of course, set themselves on a path up the football pyramid...

Carl Ikeme made over 40 appearances in goal for Wolves as the club's number 1 that season.

He'd spent a few seasons away from the club out on loan in the years prior but by 2013 he was the club's leading man between the sticks and has gone down as one of the team's modern icons for his time at Molineux.

He made over 200 appearances for the club in a 15-year spell before having to retire thanks to acute leukaemia with him in 2018 revealing he was in complete remission.

Now, you can often see him as a pundit on Wolves' in-house media productions around match-days.

Sam Ricketts captained the side during the 2013/14 season and was a regular throughout the campaign for Kenny Jackett and his team.

He was only at Wolves for a couple of seasons with him leaving in 2015 but he obviously has that promotion on his CV to look back on.

Having played for the likes of Swansea, Hull and Bolton before joining Wolves, Ricketts stayed in the Midlands after leaving Molineux.

He signed for Coventry City and then retired in 2016.

Most recently, he's been a manager at Shrewsbury Town but is now looking for new opportunities.

Richard Stearman is now at Huddersfield Town.

The defender was with Wolves for seven years during his initial spell at the club and made over 200 appearances for them in that time.

He helped them into the Championship from League One in 13/14 by proving a regular in defence before moving to Fulham in 2015.

Since then, he's played for some other big sides in the EFL including Sheffield United and, more recently, Huddersfield Town who he joined in 2020.

Danny Batth is a player that spent a great deal of time with Wolves during his career.

He arrived in 2009 and only left 10 years later with him part of the journey that saw Wolves go from League One to the Premier League in the second half of that spell.

Indeed, he saw it all at Molineux but also spent time out on loan in his early years at the club at the likes of Sheffield Wednesday.

He's now at Stoke City with him looking to help them earn promotion as soon as they can having joined in 2019.

Scott Golbourne is another man to still be playing having moved on from Wolves.

He was at the club for three years between 2013 and 2016 with him making over 80 league appearances during that time.

He then moved to Bristol City and had a spell at MK Dons before joining Shrewsbury Town in 2019.

Indeed, he remains there now with the Shrews currently 17th in the League One table and possessing a bit of a gap to the teams below them in the relegation zone.

Bakary Sako had a fine season in 13/14 with him hitting double figures for league goals and proving a real threat in the side.

He was at the club for 3 years between 2012 and 2015 and in that time made over 100 league appearances for the team.

We've seen him feature in the Premier League since for the likes of Crystal Palace but he was unfortunately in and out of the team over a 3 year period at Selhurst Park.

At 32, he's now looking for a new club having last played for Pafos in Cyprus between 2019 and 2020.

Kevin McDonald was an integral part of the Wolves midfield during the 2013/14 season and has several promotions to his name.

He's also gone up from the Championship to the Premier League twice with Fulham but we've not seen him much lately for the Lilywhites.

Indeed, he revealed earlier this week he needs a kidney transplant that could happen as soon as next month having battled a condition throughout his playing career.

It's obvious he was battling that whilst at Wolves, too, and we wish him well with the procedure and subsequent recovery.

James Henry remains playing in League One for Oxford United.

He initially arrived on loan at Wolves from Millwall in 2013 but obviously did enough to be retained and helped the club on their journey up the EFL.

He was at Wolves until 2017 when he then moved to Oxford United, a club he's obviously been with ever since.

Again, this season, he is looking to help them achieve promotion from League One and he's made over 100 appearances for the U's since his arrival.

Michael Jacobs is an exciting player that has often impressed at clubs at various points in his career.

He was an important figure in the Wolves win in 2013/14 and has since played for the likes of Wigan Athletic and Blackpool for a brief spell.

Indeed, he enjoyed 5 years at Wigan before their struggles financially meant he had to go and he's now at Portsmouth.

Pompey, of course, are managed by Kenny Jackett and are looking to get themselves out of League One after several years of coming close.

Leigh Griffiths hit double figures for Wolves during the 13/14 season and enjoyed a pretty decent strike-rate in the league for that campaign before Celtic moved in.

His early years for the club were a little stop-start with him not really getting much of a look-in and spending a lot of time at Hibernian on loan, where he was on fire, but in 13/14 he got his chance and really took it, with Celtic quickly coming calling.

Indeed, the Hoops soon snapped him up and he's been there ever since, helping them win numerous domestic titles in seasons gone by.

Nouha Dicko spent three years at the club and scored 31 league goals in 94 league games between 2014 and 2017 at Molineux.

He was the club's top scorer across all competitions in 13/14 season and naturally his impact and importance to the side, therefore, cannot be understated.

Indeed, the following Championship season in 14/15 saw him remain the club's joint-top scorer but a serious injury was soon around the corner that left him out for a year.

After time with Hull City and a loan at Vitesse, he now plays his football for Gaziantep.