Wolverhampton Wanderers are facing mounting pressure on manager Gary O’Neil amidst a disappointing start to the Premier League season. The team remains winless in their first 10 league games, leading to speculation about O’Neil’s future at the club.
Following a recent report, Wolves have discovered that they would need to shell out £2 million to bring in up-and-coming coaching talent Jimmy Thelin. The 46-year-old, currently at Aberdeen, has an impressive track record, having not lost a single league fixture since joining the Scottish Premiership side earlier this year.
Thelin, known for his strategic 4-2-3-1 formation, has garnered experience managing various teams in Sweden before making the move to Scotland. With Wolves closely monitoring his progress, Thelin could be a potential replacement for O’Neil if the club decides to make a change. The £2 million release clause in Thelin’s contract makes him an attractive yet costly option for Wolves as they weigh their managerial choices.
