Gary O’Neil remains a fragile figure as manager, with Wolves considering a replacement in recent weeks.
Wolves’ win over Southampton before the international break has given O’Neil some breathing room but Molineux officials remain concerned about results and the team’s performances despite handing him a four-year contract near the start of the season.
Although the club want O’Neil to get through this difficult time, the Daily Mail understands Wolves are in talks over who will succeed him.
After the Fulham game, they face Bournemouth, Everton and West Ham, followed by newly promoted Ipswich and Leicester before Christmas.
Ahead of Saturday’s game at Marco Silva’s Fulham, Wolves are second from bottom of the table with six points from 11 games and their first win of the season over the Saints.
Prior to the win, Russell Martin’s side had won just one of their previous 20 league games. Covering this season and last season. Although they ยูฟ่าเบท are unbeaten in their last three.
If O’Neill fails to turn things around, Wolves will be keen to appoint a new manager quickly to avoid the same dilemma that arose after the sacking of Bruno Lage in October 2022, with Julen Lopetegui not taking charge until December and Wolves having played seven games under caretaker boss Steve Davis.