#wolverhampton-wanderers

#wolverhampton-wanderers

Wolves have rejected a bid from Leeds United for striker Jorgen Strand Larsen. The offer fell well below Wolves' 40m asking price and came a number of days ago. Wolves are willing to sell the Norway international, who has struggled in the Premier League this season, if they receive an acceptable offer during the transfer window. Bottom of the Premier League, Wolves are looking to reshape their squad ahead of an expected relegation.

Wolves are likely to struggle to keep hold of the Brazilian midfielder, especially if they go down to the Championship. They have had a disastrous campaign so far and are favourites to be relegated. The Brazilian midfielder will look to compete at a higher level and stay in the Premier League. The 24-year-old has done well in the Premier League, and he has caught the attention of the defending champions.

Wolverhampton Wanderers could wave goodbye to one of their key players in a deal that makes little sense for the Premier League strugglers. The Midlands side are dead last in the league table, a worrying 14 points from safety as we progress through January. Results have picked up slightly, with draws against Manchester United and Everton, and their first league win this season against West Ham United to kick the month off, but they're going to need more than that to stand any chance at survival.

I took the keys to this chair with humility. Today, I step aside with a heart full of gratitude. It has been an honour and a privilege to work alongside our leadership team, players, coaches, staff and above all our fans. Together, we have transformed the club into a global force, battling at the highest level. I would like to thank Fosun and the board for their trust, and every supporter for making Molineux shine.

I understand the frustration. I won't tell fans what to do. I'd love them to support the players but they have to see effort and commitment in return. Mistakes were punished tonight and that filtered through. There was an anger in the stadium. The lads are trying. The supporters are angry and I get it. It's the toughest league in the world and we came into a team who hadn't won since April. I wasn't anticipating a quick turnaround.

Two of the Premier League's bottom five meet at Molineux and it says everything about Wolverhampton Wanderers that they're 10 points behind Nottingham Forest at the start of play. It goes without saying that two points after 13 matches is an atrocious return. The already paper-thin hopes that they might get out of trouble are fading by the match. Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the information on how to watch Wolves vs Forest online, on TV, and from anywhere.

Wolves are considering former Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag, although Gary O'Neil remains the favourite to take over from Vitor Pereira, according to reports. The Athletic suggest O'Neil has already held talks with the Molineux hierarchy to return to a club that sacked him in December 2024. O'Neil signed a four-year contract four months earlier but was dismissed with Wolves in 19th place in the Premier League.

It has been a glorious 2025 for Portugal and Paris St-Germain midfielder Vitinha. The 25-year-old was integral for his club side as they won a treble including a maiden Champions League title. He then helped Portugal win the Nations League, scoring in the shootout as they beat Spain on penalties in the final. To cap off a successful spells, he was voted as the third best player in the world behind Ousmane Dembele and Lamine Yamal at the Ballon d'Or ceremony.