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Amorim tries to delay AFCON exits for Mbeumo, Amad and Mazraoui

Ruben Amorim
November 2025

Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim plans talks with the federations of Cameroon, Ivory Coast and Morocco to delay AFCON call-ups for Mbeumo, Amad and Mazraoui so he can keep them deeper into December during a packed Premier League and FA Cup run. AFCON rules allow nations to demand players two weeks before their first group games, which could remove the trio around the Wolves match on 8 December, but United are pushing for release after Bournemouth on 15 December to limit the number of fixtures they miss.

Cunha deepens bond with United fans by fronting local Christmas lights switch-on

Matheus Cunha (Manchester United)
November 2025

Matheus Cunha has strengthened his connection with Manchester United supporters by agreeing to help launch Altrincham’s “Neon Noel” Christmas celebrations, underlining his commitment to the local community while he continues adapting on the pitch following a £62.5 million move from Wolves. Despite only one league goal so far, his tireless work and versatility in Amorim’s system have impressed fans, who now see a boyhood United supporter embracing the area as he turns on the lights alongside actor Sam Aston. Cunha says Old Trafford always felt special from childhood days watching Premier League games at his grandmother’s house.

Enzo Fernández reveals injury; to miss Argentina duty despite starring for Chelsea

Enzo Fernández (Chelsea)
November 2025

Player-of-the-match versus Wolves, Fernández disclosed an ongoing issue ruling him out of upcoming internationals. He controlled tempo and progression to unlock a compact block, but medical prudence prevails for Argentina’s friendlies. Chelsea leveraged his diagonals and switch play to create width for full-back overlaps and weak-side entries. Post-match, he flagged the problem as significant enough to skip call-ups, prioritising club-managed rehab to avoid escalation.

Maresca questions United’s conditioning of Garnacho after Chelsea win

Enzo Maresca (Chelsea)
November 2025

Maresca praised Garnacho’s two-assist display in the 3-0 win over Wolves, then implied United’s training standards left the winger short of fitness on arrival. He stressed Chelsea minutes require output on and off the ball; Garnacho has “slowly” reached required levels. Garnacho created Malo Gusto’s opener with a looping cross and later fed Pedro Neto to seal it. Maresca framed improvement as conditioning plus work rate without possession. The message doubles as leverage: intensity is non-negotiable for selection under his model.

Chelsea survive Wolves fightback in 4–3 cup thriller

Chelsea
October 2025

Chelsea led 3–0 at the break through Andrey Santos, Tyrique George and Estevão, then withstood a Wolves surge as David Møller Wolfe’s brace and Tolu Arokodare cut the gap. Jamie Gittens restored daylight late on. Liam Delap’s second-half red on his return drew heavy criticism from supporters. Chelsea’s first-half control came from early pressure and vertical combinations; game state flipped after Wolves targeted fullback channels and second balls. Discipline cost with Delap’s dismissal amplifying momentum swings. Maresca’s side advanced by trading chances and leaning on late individual quality; defensive compactness and foul management remain priority fixes.

Wolves Tie Down Jorgen Strand Larsen Amid Newcastle Interest

Jorgen Strand Larsen (Wolves)
September 2025

Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen signed a five-year extension with an option, reinforcing loyalty after a £23m permanent move from Celta Vigo. Despite Newcastle testing Wolves’ resolve with a £55m bid, the Midlands club blocked a sale to keep their top scorer. Strand Larsen’s 14 goals last season made him indispensable, prompting Wolves to secure his long-term future. Manager Vitor Pereira also signed an extension, signalling stability. The forward hailed the fans and teammates, vowing to repay trust by helping Wolves recover from their shaky start.

Wolves Hand Pereira New Deal Despite Winless Start

Vitor Pereira (Wolves)
September 2025

Wolves confirmed head coach Vitor Pereira has signed a new three-year deal, keeping him at Molineux until 2028, despite sitting bottom of the Premier League after four straight defeats. The club’s faith underlines belief in his ability to steer a turnaround. Pereira, who saved Wolves from relegation last season after arriving in December, has stressed unity and ambition in facing elite competition. Emphasizing the city’s football passion, he vowed to lift standards and make supporters proud, despite alarm bells over their poor start.

Newcastle Target Strand Larsen Amid Isak Uncertainty

Jorgen Strand Larsen (Wolves)
August 2025

Newcastle are monitoring Wolves striker Jorgen Strand Larsen as uncertainty surrounds Alexander Isak’s future, with the Swede pushing for a Liverpool move. Talks have taken place via intermediaries as Newcastle weigh attacking reinforcements ahead of potential departures. Strand Larsen impressed in his debut Premier League season, scoring 14 goals in 35 matches. While not pushing for an exit, he is open to a late move. Newcastle are preparing contingencies as Isak’s situation evolves, ensuring squad balance remains intact.

Crystal Palace Line Up Hwang as Eze Spurs Deal Nears

Eberechi Eze (Crystal Palace), Hwang Hee-chan (Wolves)
August 2025

Crystal Palace are preparing for Eberechi Eze’s £60m move to Tottenham Hotspur by identifying Wolves’ Hwang Hee-chan as a potential replacement on loan. Eze has agreed personal terms with Spurs and is set for Champions League football with the North London club. Palace are negotiating a loan for Hwang before the window closes, with Spurs finalising Eze’s contract until 2030. The Eagles are braced for Eze’s exit, ensuring they secure reinforcements to maintain midfield strength after losing their England international star.

Daniele De Rossi Linked with Sensational Move to Premier League Strugglers

Daniele De Rossi
April 2025

Former Roma coach De Rossi is in preliminary talks with Wolves about becoming their next manager.
After being sacked by Roma in September 2024, De Rossi has remained active in studying football methods abroad — especially Guardiola’s — and is said to be fluent in English. Wolves’ poor form and Chinese ownership’s disappointment are fueling potential change.

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