Wolves 2026/27 Championship preview
After an eight-year stay in the Premier League, Wolverhampton Wanderers are back in the Championship. The Midlands side had a bright start to their top-flight return, finishing seventh and qualifying for the Europa League. They matched that finish the following season — though there was no European qualification this time around. SInce then, however, Wolves have been tumbling. They finished in the bottom half in five of their past six Premier League campaigns, and last season proved to be one too many.
They finished bottom of the table and for some time looked set to be the worst side in Premier League history. Wolves managed to avoid that fate, but they were still pretty bad. Rob Edwards was brought in midway through the campaign, but he appeared to be getting the club ready for a Championship campaign. Safety wasn’t on the cards. And Edwards apparently wasn’t in Wolves’ future plans.
Cesar Peixoto has come in as Wolves’ new manager, with the task of securing an immediate return to the Premier League. It’s not in Wolves’ history, though. The last time they were relegated from the Premier League, instead of fighting for promotion, Wolves suffered relegation to League One. They stayed there only one season ,before a four-year stay in the Championship en route back to the Premier League.

Wolves set-piece specialists:
- Penalties: Raul Jimenez
- Free-kicks: Maeus Mane, Hugo Bueno
- Corners: Hugo Bueno, Mateus Mane, Andre
Wolves FAQs
Where did Wolves finish in the 2025/26 Premier League season?
Wolves finished 20th in the Premier League last season, suffering relegation to the Championship for the 2026/27 campaign.
Who is the Wolves manager?
Cesar Peixoto is Wolves’ new manager, replacing Rob Edwards this summer.
Who is the current Wolves captain?
Wolves are captained by Toti Gomes.