Wolves agree deal for Vitor Pereira to become new boss
Vitor Pereira has agreed an 18-month deal to become Wolves’ new manager.
The Premier League strugglers are paying around 1m euros to bring the boss of Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab to the Midlands.
Portuguese Pereira, a former Porto and Olympiakos manager, was due to travel to England on Tuesday and, although a contract is yet to be signed, no late problems are expected after negotiations went smoothly.
The 56-year-old’s first game will be at Leicester on Sunday with Wolves second-bottom, five points behind the 17th-placed Foxes.
Wolves have lost 11 of their Premier League 16 games and sacked previous manager Gary O’Neil on Sunday following Saturday’s 2-1 defeat by fellow strugglers Ipswich.
Related
UK ‘fooled’ by faith in international law, says Badenoch
Her speech will be delivered a day after a series of international events to mark the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.Discussions around peace
Ben White holds talks with Thomas Tuchel over potential England…
The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesday's newspapers...THE SUN Ben White has held talks with Thomas Tuchel over a potent
Crown Estate: UK Government rejects calls for Welsh devolution
Currently, the cash goes to the Treasury in Whitehall and the money is then spent across the UK.The Scottish government has control over the Crown Estate in Sco
Cornwall councillor defects to Reform from Conservatives
Ms Taylor confirmed Mr Towill emailed her on Monday to say he would stand as a Reform UK candidate on May 1 and had switched parties.She said it was a big disap
