BREAKING: Shock Manager Hunt — Rob Edwards and Gary O’Neil Emerge as Early Frontrunners to Replace Vítor Pereira in Wolves’ Dugout Shake-Up
Wolverhampton Wanderers are bracing for a managerial storm as Rob Edwards and Gary O’Neil have reportedly emerged as the leading candidates to replace Vítor Pereira at Molineux. The development follows growing uncertainty surrounding Pereira’s future after a turbulent run of results that has left Wolves’ hierarchy considering a change at the helm.
According to inside sources, the club’s leadership has been quietly assessing potential successors, and both Edwards and O’Neil are viewed as strong contenders to reignite the Wolves project.
Rob Edwards, a former Wolves player and academy coach, has impressed with his tactical intelligence and calm leadership at Luton Town, guiding them through a remarkable rise in English football. His deep connection with Wolves could make him a sentimental and strategic choice for stability and long-term vision.
Meanwhile, Gary O’Neil, who previously managed Wolves before Pereira’s arrival, remains a fan favorite for his passionate touchline presence and ability to extract the best from limited resources. His potential return is being discussed as a bold move that could restore the energy and identity fans have been craving.
With talks expected to intensify in the coming days, Wolves face a defining decision — one that could shape the club’s direction for seasons to come. The spotlight now burns bright over Molineux, as the next chapter of Wolves’ leadership saga begins to unfold.
