As it appears Wolverhampton Wanderers continue to struggle during the current season, Gary O’Neil might just be out of time in the Old Gold teams managerial seat. O’Neil has only one victory and six points scored in eleven Premier League matches, what increases the pressure on him. Last season he performed well under adverse conditions and managed to come thirteenth at the end. But for this term, this has been a struggle.
There are rumors as to who might replace O’Neil. Related Premier League manager profiles: Graham Potter has plenty of experience assembling a team from scratch and steering clear of relegation; the same can be said about David Moyes. Klopp wowed everyone in Brighton through consistent finishes Painter at that time Moyes embraced success in Everton and even in his latest team West Ham even though they clinched the Europa Conference League.
Another man that could be considered for Wolves job is Jimmy Thelin from Aberdeen and he is available for £2m buy out clause. New star in the horizon is Ruud van Nistelrooy who had a good stint at Manchester United in the just concluded interim season. The three Premier league clubs, namely the Wolves, Crystal Palace and Leicester City are said to have shown interest in the Dutchman.
As things stand, there are a lot of quesitons hanging over O’Neil’s future, and as such, there is a huge potential for change at Wolves and these two experienced managers would certainly pose a lot of interesting propositions should the Old Gold want to effect a change in the dugout.
The Dutchman who made 150 goals and line up 219 games for the club became a manager of the team and remained unbeaten throughout his managerial career. He played four matches and out of those he won three and in one match he drew with Chelsea. A famous win was a 5-2 home win against Leicester in Carabao Cup.
Swinging to coaching English football, he off to a good start despite the short time that was given to him, only four games. His success continued when at PSV, here he witnessed victory in domestic cup and second place in Eredivisie. The change from O’Neil, who coached claims teams to a Van Nistelrooy who has experience with a leading English club could be a substantial switch.
