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Wolverhampton Wanderers' final day defeat to Liverpool cost the club over £4million in Premier League prize money.

Wolves coveted fourth position for a large portion of the season and Tottenham Hotspur will earn £37.4m for securing the final Champions League place. Wolves will also receive a healthy sum of cash from the Premier League’s TV deal. Wolves started the day in eighth place but Leicester City’s 4-1 thrashing of Southampton, coupled with Brighton’s comeback win over West Ham, saw the club finish 10th.

Pedro Neto says 'everything is fine' after his latest injury scare in Wolverhampton Wanderers' final day defeat to Liverpool. The Portuguese winger opened ...

Now we have five weeks in front of him and it's important for him to recover so on day one he is fit and ready to play for us." Bruno Lage hopes to see a fully fit and firing Neto next term. Now rest and next season come back with everything to conquer amazing things with this club and these amazing fans."

Wolves' Ruben Neves has suggested he wants to leave the club amid interest from Man ...

If it was my last game it was really important. For me, for my family, everyone is really important. “Our careers are really short, we need to take the opportunities we have.

Wolves selling Romain Saiss, Ruben Neves and Raul Jimenez could be “huge losses” for Bruno Lage, according to journalist Pete O'Rourke.

It already promises to be a summer of change at the club and seeing those three depart at the same time won’t help his cause to get it right. “Let’s see what happens, I cannot say too much about it.” With Wolves already struggling towards the end of the season, culminating in a tenth-place finish on the final day, Lage cannot afford to lose three of his most important and experienced faces in the same window.

Wolves are working on a deal to sign American goalkeeper Gabriel Slonina, the Express & Star understands.

However, as the MLS season does not end until early October, it is not expected that any move for Slonina will be imminent. That could mean that any transfer for Slonina could be delayed until much later in the year or even early 2023. The decision now rests with the youngster, who will have the final say in where he moves.

That list of Foundation coaches and support staff comprises Gavin Jones, Carl Ackasovs, Mark Bromley, Matt Elcock and Louis Guttridge, and Luke is full of ...

“I can’t speak highly enough of the work the coaches have put in,” he explains. “The feedback we have seen on social media and on the day in the Fan Zone and from the supporters was brilliant. “Everybody really got into the evening, we did a raffle which raised some money towards running the team, and the whole night just encapsulated what Wolves Disability is all about not just as football teams but as a group of people. “We are going from strength to strength as a coaching department, as a Foundation and as a Wolves Disability team. “The game on the pitch was brilliant once again,” says Luke. “If it was possible, we would get every single player on the pitch at some point but for those that got the opportunity they had a phenomenal time. “Having had the pandemic where we had to adapt and change to the different regulations and there weren’t any fixtures for a long time, it has been great to get back to training and playing again and the sort of normality which the players really enjoy.