Following a dismal 3–0 defeat to Fulham, their tenth Premier League match without a single win, the club officially parted ways with Portuguese manager Vitor Pereira, as reported.

It marked a brutal end to a turbulent spell at Molineux. Pereira, who took over in December 2024 after Gary O’Neill’s exit, had helped the team narrowly avoid relegation last season.

But his second campaign couldn’t have started worse. After ten league games, Wolves were rock-bottom of the table with just two points, having scored a meager seven goals while conceding 22.

What made the timing of the decision even more surprising was that Pereira had only signed a new contract two months ago, a show of faith that quickly evaporated as results failed to follow.

The Fulham defeat was just the latest in a string of gut-wrenching results. Wolves’ two draws this season, 1-1 stalemates against Tottenham and Brighton, both came after conceding late equalizers.

🚨🐺 BREAKING: Wolves sack Vitor Pereira.

Decision made as head coach leaves Wolves job with immediate effect, as @JacobsBen @JPercyTelegraph report. pic.twitter.com/kuooV7qQrK

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 2, 2025

Their losses were often chaotic, but none more painful than the 3-2 home defeat to Burnley, where the newly promoted side stole victory with a 95th-minute goal. After that match, a furious Pereira was seen confronting angry fans at Molineux, a telling sign that the situation had turned toxic.

The 56-year-old’s decision to make nine changes in the Fulham game, just days after their Carabao Cup exit to Chelsea, did little to help his cause. Ironically, the only bright moments of his season came in that same competition, where Wolves managed wins against West Ham (3-2) and Everton (2-0), both at home.

Pereira’s troubles were compounded by the departure of star forward Matheus Cunha, whose £62.5 million release clause was triggered by Manchester United in the summer, a loss that left Wolves toothless in attack.

Now, sitting eight points adrift of safety, Wolves have begun the search for yet another new manager. The mood around Molineux is grim, but fans will be hoping fresh leadership can spark life into a team that has forgotten how to win.

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Unsurprisingly, Liverpool dominates the list after a commanding title-winning season, ending Manchester City’s five-year grip on the award.

The reigning champions failed to produce a single nominee this time around following a disappointing showing.

Meanwhile, five standout managers are also in the running for top honors, with Pep Guardiola expected to surrender the crown after back-to-back wins.

• Player of the Season Nominees—2024/25

Morgan Gibbs-White (Nottingham Forest)
Gibbs-White has emerged as the creative heartbeat of a Forest side that unexpectedly challenged for European qualification. With consistent top-tier performances, he’s caught the eye of clubs like Manchester City and earned a spot in England’s squad.

Ryan Gravenberch (Liverpool)
Few would have predicted Gravenberch’s transformation into a midfield mainstay under Arne Slot. Once facing uncertainty over his Liverpool future, he played every league game in their title-winning run, operating as a deep-lying playmaker and delivering crucial contributions—including four assists.

Alexander Isak (Newcastle United)
With 23 goals and counting, Isak sits second in the Premier League scoring charts. His electric form has Newcastle placing a staggering £150 million valuation on the Swedish striker as interest builds ahead of the summer.

Bryan Mbeumo (Brentford)
Stepping up in the wake of Ivan Toney’s exit, Mbeumo has excelled in both central and wide roles. With 18 goals and seven assists, the Frenchman has been a driving force behind Brentford’s most impressive season to date.

Declan Rice (Arsenal)
A rare constant in Arsenal’s rollercoaster campaign, Rice has blended his trademark defensive prowess with newfound creativity. His leadership has not gone unnoticed, as he remains one of Arteta’s most indispensable assets.

Mohamed Salah (Liverpool)
A tour de force in Liverpool’s charge to the title, Salah has racked up a phenomenal 28 goals and 18 assists. Amid ongoing speculation about his future, he’s delivered one of the finest individual seasons in Premier League history.

Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool)
Returning to his dominant best, Van Dijk has anchored the league’s most formidable defense. The Dutch captain, previously named Player of the Season in 2018/19, has been pivotal in Liverpool’s resurgence under new management.

Chris Wood (Nottingham Forest)
Defying expectations at 33, Wood has netted 20 league goals, propelling Forest up the table. His clinical edge and veteran presence have been vital in one of the league’s most surprising campaigns.

 

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• Manager of the Season Nominees – 2024/25

Thomas Frank (Brentford)
Leading Brentford to a record-breaking finish, Frank has orchestrated a high-scoring, fearless side that consistently punches above its weight—despite relegation fears just a year ago.

Eddie Howe (Newcastle United)
Howe has taken Newcastle to heights they haven’t seen since 1997, firmly placing them in the Champions League conversation and guiding them to a likely second-place finish.

Nuno Espirito Santo (Nottingham Forest)
With two of his players up for Player of the Season, it’s only fitting Nuno gets recognition. Turning a mid-table squad into a dark horse title challenger, he’s led Forest to a stunning European push.

Vitor Pereira (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Appointed in December with Wolves languishing in 19th, Pereira masterminded a remarkable turnaround. With 10 wins in 20 games, he’s become a fan favorite and savior at Molineux.

Arne Slot (Liverpool)
Slot took over from club legend Jürgen Klopp—and instead of a transition year, delivered the title with flair. With the most goals scored and only two defeats all season, the Dutchman’s debut campaign has been nothing short of masterful.

 

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Liverpool’s Alexis Mac Allister has been honored as the Player of the Month, while Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Vitor Pereira has claimed the Manager of the Month accolade.

Mac Allister, despite a tough 3-2 loss to Fulham where he scored a stunning long-range goal, ended the month on a high note, netting the opening goal in Liverpool’s 5-1 triumph over Tottenham Hotspur.

This victory sealed their Premier League title. With this win, Mac Allister becomes the fourth Argentine player to earn the prestigious monthly award, joining the ranks of Juan Sebastian Veron, Carlos Tevez, and Sergio Aguero.

Liverpool now boasts two Player of the Month winners this season, with Mac Allister following in the footsteps of Mohamed Salah, who took home the honor twice—once in November 2024 and again in February 2025.

April Player of the Month Nominees:

• Rayan Ait-Nouri (Wolves)
• Harvey Barnes (Newcastle United)
• Alexis Mac Allister (Liverpool) Winner
• Jacob Murphy (Newcastle United)
• Morgan Rogers (Aston Villa)
• Ryan Sessegnon (Fulham)
• Jorgen Strand Larsen (Wolves)

A month to remember ❤️

Alexis Mac Allister is April’s @EASPORTSFC Player of the Month 💪 #PLAwards pic.twitter.com/32PsArRp6D

— Premier League (@premierleague) May 9, 2025

April Manager of the Month Nominees:

• Unai Emery (Aston Villa)
• Pep Guardiola (Manchester City)
• Eddie Howe (Newcastle United)
• Vitor Pereira (Wolves) Winner
• Arne Slot (Liverpool)

While five candidates were nominated for Manager of the Month, including title-winning Arne Slot, Pereira emerged as the favorite after leading Wolves to an unbeaten month. Five wins from five matches ensured Wolves’ Premier League survival, ending their season-long battle against relegation.

A five-star month for @Wolves ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Vitor Pereira is @BarclaysFooty Manager of the Month 🐺#PLAwards pic.twitter.com/Gr1AlG38xr

— Premier League (@premierleague) May 9, 2025

Reflecting on his team’s success, Pereira shared, “It’s been a fantastic month for us. We were consistent and competitive, but this achievement belongs to many people behind the scenes. We accomplish nothing alone. Without the staff, supporters, and everyone involved, from the kitchen to the gym, this success wouldn’t be possible.”

He added, “The win against Ipswich was crucial, but today, we play with more confidence and freedom. It’s all about the players—they truly deserve this. There’s a special bond between everyone here—the club, the players, the fans, and the entire city. It feels like being part of one big family.”

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