It was written in the script that Gary O'Neil he became like Wolverhampton Wanderers manager in the end, even the Wolves team give him a vote of confidence after a big loss.

The final defeat to rivals Ipswich Town proved to be the final, as Jack Taylor's stunning header kept the ball rolling at Molineux at the final whistle, with controversy surrounding Wolves players who were feeling very sad at the end of the campaign. to argue for a while.

Now, it has a new face for you to adopt Premier League he struggles with life back to events away from O'Neil, and the one name that seems to be the most important to be his successor.

The next Wolves manager

That face is Vitor Pereira, and Sky Sports News reports now the manager of Al-Shabab is about to make an agreement to become another manager of Old Gold.

This would make sense if the struggling club were to be selected, as Wolves are known to love to import from the Portuguese, as seen in previous managers such as Nuno Espirito Santo and many of the club's formations.

But, nothing can be done until an official announcement is made, with the managerless Old Gold reportedly eyeing an experienced EFL boss as their next target.

Wolves' "good" Pereira another way

As football journalist Ben Jacobs, John Eustace is "in the skin" to become Wolves' next manager after the disastrous end to O'Neil's time in the West Midlands, with the 45-year-old currently in charge of Blackburn Rovers.

Already well-known to football fans in the Midlands during his time at Birmingham City, Old Gold officials could step up at the last minute to offer the unsuspecting Pereira if the move doesn't go to plan.

Eustace was a steady presence in St. Andrew's at a time of recent turmoil in Birmingham's history, so he could be the man Wolves need for a moment of calm, in charge. 21 wins in control Before the Blues were sacked, he showed that he had dropped out of the club.

Since then he has pulled off a difficult chase, as the 45-year-old has led the Riversiders to a surprising level of excitement this season so far, with a defensive record on display that would lend itself well to Wolves' back four. .

Ironically, Blackburn have won six games in the unforgiving Championship, with zero goals scored in their last five wins against fellow rivals Daniel Farke's Leeds United and Rob Edwards' Luton Town.

Wolves have conceded only a handful of goals in a Premier League final, after sending them off 40 fatal strikesEustace could be an unwavering selection that works for Wolves in their short term, away from tempting Pereira to leave Saudi Arabia to fight.

Rightly praised for his heroics for Lancashire so far this season, it's glowing words to come from football journalist Alan Biggs during his time in Birmingham who called the 45-year-old "good", the time may be right for him to win himself a Premier League job.

It seems that Wolves officials have gone elsewhere in the selection of Pereira, but for another stability in the basketball season at Molineux, the Old Gold could do a lot worse than to give Eustace the role instead.