Wolverhampton: Vitor Pereira is sacked, and all his coaching staff are also replaced
Srećko Šijaković 
Today, following the 3:0 loss to Fulham on Saturday and a defeat to Chelsea in the EFL Cup and elimination, Wolverhampton Wanderers have parted ways with their manager, Vítor Pereira, and have also released all his staff and assistants across all club categories.
After a contract extension in September, when the club stood behind the coach even though the results did not meet the expectations and goals, the club has decided it is time for a separation, and they are now seeking a new manager. All his staff were also relieved of duties, with a low level of satisfaction in the club’s leading structures.
Gittens saved Chelsea against Wolverhampton in the ELF Cup– That was the end of Pereira at Wolves.
After not winning in the league even once, the club has decided it is time to change and overturn the situation. Their goal now is to stay in the league, and they will try to achieve this with a new manager.
Any club that played Wolves this season could count on straight three points and a clean, secure victory. Wolves were not even close to winning, close to drawing twice, or close to a regular, deserved Premier League victory.
With an approach as if the club were already a Champions League side, Vítor Pereira showed his vision, views, and tactical approach as very weak at this level.
A new chapter:
Wolverhampton now needs a new manager with experience and someone who can overturn this situation and avoid relegation at the end of the season. He needs to bring a winning mentality to this club, which was in an atmosphere like they are the worst team in the league and cannot avoid relegation.
The atmosphere in the club was as if they had an impossible run to avoid relegation. The manager Vítor Pereira had been behaving as if this club was not good enough to compete for any success. So, they now need a very strong project with an experienced and motivated manager who can first compete and then overturn the club’s mentality to make them a winning side.
Vítor Pereira could not make Molineux a tough place to play, but there is a question whether his successor will be far greater and better at dealing with things.
They still have time, and it sets them a weak form of Nottingham Forrest, West Ham United, and Burnley.
West Ham United form, win over Newcastle – The rivals at the bottom of the Premier League.
It is just the beginning of November, and the club still has time to consolidate and start gaining points. The bad form of Nottingham Forest, who are one position in front, gives them a chance to overturn the situation in the club.
West Ham’s poor form is also promising for them, but they have shown much greater football and won deservedly today against Newcastle 3:1 at their stadium.
West Ham United have improved their form drastically for this match, and they secured a victory over Newcastle, who have a Champions League clash during the week. With a victory in the Champions League group stage, they can gain nine points in four matches if they defeat Atlético Bilbao.
So Newcastle has a chance to be in the first eight in the Champions League group stage, so they were not focused on the match against West Ham. If they win, their success in the Champions League has a great shot to be one of the club’s greatest runs in the club’s history.
Leeds can also fall into a serious relegation battle if they don’t win many matches that are in front-they are not a strong team that plays quality football. They have a higher amount of points on the table than their real qualities really are.
The new manager who will be in charge
So Wolves are at a key moment when they can overturn everything. It is not too late, but they need a manager with very good abilities who is recently active and in coaching form, with momentum, so they can transform themselves into a team opposite to what they have been until now.
I say this manager is active recently because Wolves need to start winning games to be focused on each opponent and start getting important points a great overturns, and wins.
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