Wolves: Fans revolt and return of Vitor Pereira as winless Wolves struggle in Premier League

38 It is only 38 days since Pereira signed a new three-year contract and sources have told BBC Sport that he is out of danger.

Shi and those in charge felt that his experience would be crucial to the survivor’s survival, taking them from the second bottom to safety. However, the predector Onneil signed a four-year contract on the eve of last season and lasted only another four months.

The arrival of Domenico Teti as director of professional football in the summer is also a sign of the position of strength Pereira holds at the end of Saudi Arabia at Al-Shabab.

There is a reluctance to change given the amount of managers that the club has lost recently and the reaction of the fan will not rise Shi.

Wolves remain after failing to win any of the opening 10 games of the 2024-25 performances can be done again, even if it is six months from their last winning league.

“It’s normal in football, when we win two or three games in a row there are changes,” Pereira said in his post-match press conference.

“Two months ago they were singing my name because of the work we did at the time (meaning) we were competing in the first league and not in the Championship. Now they are singing my name.

“I’m not worried (about his job), it’s not about me. It’s about the team, the players. My job is to help them change mentally for the next fight.”

Pereira also tried to diffuse any tension among the supporters, revealing what he had told the fans in the uprising.

“What I tell them is we work hard and we have to fight,” he said.

“I understand the frustration. When you are there for 90 minutes trying to help the team and the team gave everything on the pitch to win a goal, you understand a reason.

“What I have to tell them is if we fight, unite, we can win. If not, without them, it won’t happen.”

The tipping point for Pereira will come when the players lose faith and trust, which he did not.

There was acceptance of the results at Molineux which was not good but the performance on Sunday as they fought back from 2-0, despite losing the players remained behind the manager.

“Yes, of course, all of us,” said striker Jorgen Strant Larsen.

“We know what we did last season. We don’t blame anyone here. Obviously, it’s difficult for a team with a lot of changes in the summer.

“There will be a load of new faces and it will take time to adapt. So I feel in the last few games we will get there.”