Wolves lose again under new coach
Wolverhampton Wanderers faced Crystal Palace in Rob Edwards’ first match as head coach, suffering a 2-0 defeat. The loss marks Wolves’ tenth of the season, leaving them at the bottom of the Premier League.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































John Textor, an American businessman known for his interest in European football, is making strides to purchase Wolverhampton Wanderers amidst an evolving sports portfolio. Textor has proposed an offer valued at approximately â¬538 million, comprising â¬153 million in cash and â¬269 million in shares, as part of his strategy to expand his football influence.
Textor’s Eagle Football Group (EFG), keen on Wolverhampton’s penchant for hiring Portuguese players, sees strategic potential in the acquisition. The football enterprise aims to facilitate smoother transitions for Brazilian players from Botafogo, another club under Textor’s ownership, potentially leveraging the existing talent pool and relationships in the Portuguese football community.
However, hurdles exist. Ares Management, Textor’s primary lender, is pressing for repayment, which adds a layer of financial complexity to the deal. Furthermore, Textor’s gaze is not solely on Wolverhampton. He is evaluating the purchase of other clubs in the Championship, such as Charlton Athletic, Derby County, Queens Park Rangers, Sheffield Wednesday, and Watford, presenting more financially feasible opportunities.