Wolves Sack Gary O’Neil After Dismal Premier League Run

The club dismissed O’Neil following a string of poor results and internal turmoil, highlighting deeper issues with Wolves' transfer strategy and management.

Gary O’Neil was let go after securing just three wins in 26 league matches, leaving Wolves in a precarious position near the bottom of the Premier League table.
Wolves have conceded a league-high 40 goals this season, with defensive frailties exacerbated by the sale of key players like Max Kilman and Pedro Neto.
Internal tensions grew as O’Neil faced criticism for squad management, tactical decisions, and alleged clashes within his backroom staff, including the brief tenure of set-piece coach Jack Wilson.
The club's transfer strategy, focused on selling high-value talent without adequate replacements, has been criticized for fostering a short-term, individualistic ethos among players.
Wolves' owners, Fosun Group, are under scrutiny for their decision-making, with questions raised about whether O’Neil’s dismissal came too late and what the next managerial appointment will bring.