Reports indicate that Wolves are on the brink of replacing Gary O’Neil as the pressure mounts on the 41-year-old to turn the team’s fortunes around. With just two wins this season and a heavy defeat against Everton, O’Neil’s position is hanging by a thread as the club finds itself in the Premier League’s drop zone.
The Telegraph suggests that Wolves are gearing up for a change, but it remains to be seen if O’Neil will be axed before the upcoming match against West Ham. Club executives are aware of the discontent among fans and are exploring potential replacements, with Graham Potter emerging as the frontrunner.
Despite internal concerns over Potter’s willingness to take on the challenge of steering a struggling team clear of relegation, the former Chelsea manager has expressed openness to considering offers. David Moyes and Rob Edwards from Luton Town are also in the mix, but it is clear that Wolves need to make a change if they hope to stay in the Premier League next season.
O’Neil remains steadfast in his dedication to the team, emphasizing that the priority is Wolves’ success rather than his own future. As the team gears up for the crucial match against West Ham, O’Neil reiterates his commitment to working hard and ensuring the club’s survival in the top flight.
