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“Gary Lineker Drops Truth Bomb: will Wolves avoid RELEGATION this Season? His SHOCKING opinion will leave you speechless…
Wolves fans are becoming increasingly worried about their club’s prospects this season.
So far, Wolves are still without a Premier League win in the 2024/25 campaign, having only earned three points. With the current form, many are fearing a relegation battle by the end of the season, and the pressure is mounting on manager Gary O’Neil.
Fosun, the club’s owners, are desperate for O’Neil to turn things around. However, they may face a tough decision if Wolves fail to secure a win against fellow relegation candidates Southampton this weekend.
Despite the growing concern among fans, one person who remains optimistic about Wolves’ survival is Gary Lineker.
Gary Lineker’s Optimism for Wolves’ Survival
There is still some hope for Wolves supporters, as history shows that teams in similar situations have managed to avoid relegation. In the past, three Premier League teams have gathered just three points from their first 10 games and stayed up.
However, two of those teams—Everton in 1994/95 and Crystal Palace in 2013/14—made managerial changes after their poor starts. The future of O’Neil remains uncertain, but Gary Lineker believes Wolves will stay up this season.
Speaking on the Rest Is Football podcast, Lineker said, “I don’t think Wolves will go down. They’ve had a tough start, facing most of the top-half teams early on. But now they have a much more manageable run of fixtures coming up against teams in the bottom half of the table, so I think they’ll climb up.”
Wolves Face a Crucial Period After a Tough Start
While Lineker remains confident, many Wolves fans are less optimistic about the club’s survival prospects. Defensively, Wolves have been poor this season, and injuries to key players like Max Kilman and Pedro Neto have been a significant blow.
Although the club may have passed their tough run of fixtures, the next set of games carries enormous pressure. Matches against teams like Southampton, Fulham, Bournemouth, Everton, West Ham United, and Ipswich Town are now seen as vital for collecting points.
The squad faces a significant challenge in handling the pressure of these crucial matches, and doubts remain over their ability to grind out results when it matters most.
Time will tell if Lineker’s optimistic outlook proves correct, and whether O’Neil can lead Wolves to safety or if the club will face a long struggle to avoid relegation.
