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“Shock Moves Revealed: what Wolves are planning before their CRUCIAL trip to Leicester After Sacking Gary O’Neil
Wolves have announced the dismissal of Gary O’Neil following their defeat to Ipswich Town.
This marks a difficult period for Wolves, as they part ways with O’Neil after 16 months in charge at Molineux. O’Neil leaves with one of the club’s worst managerial records, departing while the team sits 19th in the Premier League standings.
Support from Wolves fans had completely eroded, with the final blow being the 2-1 loss to Ipswich Town. However, it remains unclear when a new manager will be appointed, although a decision may come soon.
Journalist Liam Keen shared an update on X, revealing that Wolves plan to appoint a new head coach before their upcoming match against Leicester City. He also noted that the entire backroom staff under O’Neil is expected to be let go.
Leicester City have already made a managerial change this season, hiring Ruud van Nistelrooy to replace Steve Cooper. Sunday’s game may therefore feature two teams with new managers at the helm, according to Keen’s understanding.
Wolves’ managerial search is heating up, with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer seen at Molineux on Saturday afternoon. The former Manchester United boss was photographed in the stands during the loss to Ipswich, which adds an interesting twist to the ongoing developments. Could Solskjaer be the solution to Wolves’ struggles? That remains to be seen, as a week of significant change unfolds at Molineux.
Wolves become the third Premier League club to sack their manager this season, following the departures of Cooper at Nottingham Forest and Erik ten Hag at Manchester United.
