According to sources at Football Insider, it appears that both the Wolves dressing room and club officials are fully backing Gary O’Neil, amidst the Midlands club’s turbulent start to the season. Currently occupying the bottom spot in the Premier League standings, Wolves are yet to secure a victory, with their recent 5-3 defeat against Brentford raising concerns about O’Neil’s future at the helm.
Despite the heavy loss, the players continue to support the 41-year-old manager, and the club maintains its belief that he is the right person to lead them to a higher position in the league table. The Wolves management is refraining from making any hasty decisions regarding O’Neil’s long-term tenure, indicating that his immediate dismissal is not on the cards.
O’Neil’s past accomplishments at the club seem to be working in his favor, earning him a reservoir of trust among senior figures. With the team rallying behind him, there is optimism that results will start to improve post the international break. The challenges faced by Wolves, including the departure of key players Max Kilman and Pedro Neto in the summer transfer window, have been acknowledged by the club hierarchy.
Having conceded the most goals in the league with a staggering -12 goal difference, O’Neil’s side faces an upcoming challenge against Manchester City on October 20th.
