Vitor Pereira Set to Sign New Three-Year Contract With Wolves

Wolverhampton Wanderers are planning to keep manager Vitor Pereira for longer. They’ve verbally agreed on a new three-year deal with him. The board trusts Pereira’s leadership, even though the team is struggling this season.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Pereira joined Wolves in December 2024 with an 18-month contract. Now, he’s agreed on a three-year extension. The team has had a tough time in the Premier League, currently sitting in last place, but the club still believes in Pereira’s plans. They’ve been talking to him about a long-term contract, showing their support during this challenging year. They want to give him stability for the future.

WOLVES’ SEASON SO FAR

The season has been difficult for Wolves, as they have started poorly in the 2025-26 Premier League season and are near the bottom of the table. Pereira was brought in to improve things after a bad start, but progress has been slow. Recently, they missed out on signing a key player, Marc Pubill, which added pressure on Pereira. He is trying to find solutions with the current squad, especially after losing Nelson Semedo. Despite these challenges, the board is committed to Pereira’s vision for the team’s long-term success.

WHAT NEXT FOR PEREIRA AND WOLVES?

With the new contract almost ready, Pereira aims to move Wolves away from relegation. Their next game is crucial as they play a rival near the bottom half of the table. Losing points could put them in danger, but a win might help them move up. The club’s support for Pereira suggests they’ll help him in future transfer windows, particularly as they are close to signing Tolu Arokodare for around £22.5 million. They hope this support off the pitch will lead to better results on it as the season goes on.