Wolverhampton Wanderers face a daunting challenge in their search for a new manager following the dismissal of Vitor Pereira. Among the contenders for the role are Gary O'Neil and Rob Edwards. O'Neil has previously managed the team, guiding them to a 14th place finish in the league and a spot in the FA Cup quarter-finals during his first season. However, after a poor start to his second season, he was replaced by Pereira. Rob Edwards, currently managing Middlesbrough, also has ties to the Wolves, having played over 100 matches for the club.

Pereira was let go after a winless streak of 10 Premier League matches, with the latest 3-0 defeat to Fulham sparking discontent among the fans. Wolves have managed only two points from their first ten games, leaving them at the bottom of the table, eight points adrift of safety.

The situation at the club is complex, with Pereira initially seen as a central figure in the management's plans, particularly following the departure of sporting director Matt Hobbs. The appointment of Domenico Teti as director of football also failed to stabilize the team. Pereira's sacking, just 45 days after signing a new three-year contract, highlights the management issues plaguing the club.

Wolves are in a deep crisis that demands urgent action to stabilize the team. The new manager will face significant challenges to keep the club in the Premier League. Pereira left the team winless since April, and the upcoming matches will be crucial for the club's future.

From a sports analyst's perspective, the situation at Wolves reveals a lack of long-term strategy and consistency in management. Without a clear vision and stability, the club risks relegation from the top flight, necessitating profound changes and a new approach to restore success.