Premier League club Wolves in talks with ex-football manager Nuno Espírito Santo over possible return
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Premier League club Wolves in talks with ex-football manager Nuno Espírito Santo over possible return

By Smith

Nuno Espírito Santo, the Portuguese football manager, can come back to Wolves, with the club’s former head coach as one of the candidates to carry on the legacy of Bruno Lage. Last November, the 48-year-old manager was dismissed by Tottenham. Julen Lopetegui rejected the position for personal reasons, and now the Wolves are left with Nuno.

Despite an unsuccessful spell at Tottenham, Nuno Espírito Santo is popular among the Wolves fans.

Nuno currently manages Al-Ittihad.

Nuno Espírito Santo signed a two-year deal with Al-Ittihad. This could restrict Nuno to Wolves. Jorge Mendes, Nuno’s agent, has a significant stake in Molineux and could mitigate something.

If Wolves make this grand reunion, Nuno will rejoin the club seventeen months after being laid off. He left after a mutual agreement to finish in 13th position in 2020–21.

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Under Nuno Espírito Santo’s guidance, the team has had many successes, including a seventh place in the Premier League. In Nuno’s first season after taking charge as the coach, in 2017, the team won the championship title.

FAQs:

  1. Other than Nuno, who are Wolves considering for the position?
    Wolves are also considering their previous under-23s coach, Rob Edwards, who Watford sacked after eleven games. Edwards, who had defended the Wolves in the past, was among the top choices of the Wolves’ top-hierarchy members.
  2. What is the Wolves’ next match?
    On Saturday, the Wolves will face Nottingham Forest with James Collins and Steve Davis as the academy coaches in the second game in interim charge. After last weekend’s defeat to Chelsea, the Wolves will be in the relegation zone.

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