This month still has to be stage one of the club's rebuild, even if the emergence of some players may see tweaks to transfer priorities

Wolves boss Rob Edwards refused to rule out the Premier League strugglers losing some stars this month - but it will only be for the right reasons. Bottom of the table and considerably adrift of safety,

So, the newest link to Ki-Jana Hoever, 23, a Wolves right-back, coming into Bramall Lane fits the criteria of targets you’d imagine the Blades are after. Liam Keen’s report suggests the player is set for the temporary switch.

Everton's halftime lead went away as did two Toffees players as Wolverhampton Wanderers rallied for 1-1 draw with n their nine-man hosts at Hill Dickinson Stadium on Wednesday,

Wolves are open to selling striker Jorgen Strand Larsen this month, amid interest from Nottingham Forest. The Premier League's bottom side recognise allowing the 25-year-old to leave may be best for all parties, if the right deal could be found.

For Wolves’ academy, Mane’s goal yesterday was a moment of pride, with the teenager widely regarded as the most exciting player to rise through the old-gold ranks since Morgan Gibbs-White, who has gone on to star for Nottingham Forest and play for England since leaving Molineux three and a half years ago.

Wolves boss Rob Edwards admits his players must play for pride against Manchester United tonight. Wolves meet United sitting bottom of the Premier League table and favourites to be relegated. Edwards said of their opponents, “They've got loads of really ...

He said Harrison Armstong, who was recalled from Preston, did "really well" against Brentford and Moyes is keeping in touch with the Championship club in case they are able to send him back in the coming weeks.

FAYETTEVILLE — From the best player on the team, to the last player on the bench, the Fayetteville Wolves were on a football mission all season long. They had a statement to make, and the Wolves were heard loud and clear from late August to early November.

He played for Wolves between 1896 and 1907, and his 315 first-team appearances ranks him at 31st in the club’s all-time list. He is fourth in the roll of honour of Wolves’ goalkeepers, behind only Phil Parkes (16, 382), Bert Williams MBE (14, 420) and Mike Stowell (12, 448).