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Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Bruno Lage would be ‘shocked’ if he were to lose midfielder Matheus Nunes in any imminent transfer window, having only brought the 23-year-old to Molineux in the summer, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Wolverhampton Wanderers could see ‘doom and gloom’ return to Molineux if they do not sign a free agent to replace striker Sasa Kalajdzic before their next game, according to journalist Dean Jones, although a move for Diego Costa could now be edging closer after initial doubts.
Wolves boss Bruno Lage feels his side can flourish after securing their first Premier League win of the season.
LIVERPOOL, England : Liverpool dropped more points as a feisty Merseyside derby ended 0-0 at winless Everton on Saturday but Tottenham Hotspur maintained their fast start to the Premier League season with Harry Kane sealing a 2-1 victory over Fulham.
WOLVERHAMPTON, England :A Daniel Podence goal on the stroke of half-time gave Wolverhampton Wanderers a 1-0 win over Southampton on Saturday, their first victory of the season.
Daniel Podence scored the only goal as Wolves beat Southampton at Molineux for their first Premier League victory of the season.
Bournemouth began life without Scott Parker with a battling point as Wolves' lengthy Premier League winless streak was extended by a goalless draw at Vitality Stadium. The managerless Cherries, led by interim boss Gary O'Neil, produced a resolute response to a tumultuous few days which saw Parker sacked on Monday in the aftermath of a record-equalling 9-0 humiliation away to Liverpool.
It felt significant, and a little pointed, that a day on from Scott Parker being sacked, in part at least, for refusing to play happy families, the message displayed on the big screens and reiterated over the speakers before kick-off was “Together, anything is possible”, Bournemouth’s motto en route from League Two to the Premier League.