Wolves have brought back a familiar face to Molineux, confirming Rob Edwards as the club's new head coach via their official X account on a contract that runs through June 2029. For Edwards and Wolves, it's not just another job it's more like coming home to where everything first started, just like how the club announced his arrival.
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Softfootball reported earlier the dismissal of Vitor Pereira , the clubs former head coach, following a 10-game winless streak and a disappointing start to the season, the clubs most recent 3-0 defeat to Chelsea , which was reported by Softfootball. Rob Edwards The Telford-born coach first joined Wolves in 2004, back when the club was rebuilding and chasing stability. He ended up playing 111 games across four seasons, mostly as a centre-back under Mick McCarthy. He wasn't flashy, not the loud type, but fans appreciated the way he carried himself. Hard worker, tough tackler, proper pro kind of player.