Gary O’Neil admitted that he is yet to sit down with management of Wolverhampton and deliberate on his future. The 41-year-old said this at the pre-match press briefing to his side before the Stamford Bridge encounter with West Ham. However, after the recent 4-0 defeat by Everton, O’ Neil revealed that he had not discussed his future with the team with sporting director Matt Hobbs, or the chairman Jeff Shi of Molineux.
West Ham has been stated as favorite in wolves’ upcoming match because wolves are planning to retain O’Neil for this match. Speculations regarding his plans were put to him and remarkably, he maintained all the professionalism he could, thankfully for the next game. Though, recent events that have made Wolves one of the teams at the bottom of the page has been a drubbing to O’Neil spirit and determination is not affected by critics.
There is an information the Wolves have been looking for a new manager lately, and Graham Potter is in the list of favorites. But other sources suggest that Potter could return to West Ham, given that Julen Lopetegui could be fired soon. If the deal goes through, Potter could return to management before the between Wolves and West Ham on December 9, following his sacking at Chelsea nearly two years ago.