Bruno Lage: Last News

Julien Lopetegui has left his post as Wolves manager just days before the club takes on Manchester United in the opening match of the Premier League season.

Michael Beale's decision to return to Rangers as manager has been criticised by former Queens Park Rangers favourite Jamie Mackie.

Rangers have made an official approach to Queens Park Rangers for Michael Beale.

Michael Beale is now odds-on to become the new Rangers manager.

Kris Boyd reckons QPR boss Michael Beale may have snubbed the opportunity to take charge of Wolves because he knew Gio van Bronckhorst was on the way out of Rangers.

Chelsea. Costa returned to Stamford Bridge with Wolves following his move to the Molineux side in September.

Ange Postecoglou is reportedly one of a number of targets under discussion by Wolves after they sacked Bruno Lage.

Wolves striker Diego Costa once received an eight-match ban for calling the referee’s mum a w******.The former Chelsea forward, who could make his debut for Bruno Lage’s side today against West Ham, was given a hefty punishment after being found guilty of abusing referee Jesus Gil Manzano while playing for Atletico Madrid in their 2-0 loss to Barcelona in 2019.The Spain international was in the midst of the feisty encounter when he committed the deed - and his words towards the official saw him disciplined by the Spanish Football Federation.READ MORE: Ex-Wolves star launches ball at drone flying above pitch - and ends up being bannedManzano’s post-match report read: “In the 28th minute, number 19 … Diego Costa was sent off for the following reason: saying to me loudly, in the following terms: ‘I s**t on your w**** mother, I s**t on your w**** mother!’”The ban for the incident on April 6 saw him miss the remainder of the season and even a game in the subsequent campaign.Is Costa the biggest wind-up merchant to ever play in the Premier League? Let us know in the comments section.Costa missed four games owing to his abusive words to the referee - and another four because of grabbing his arm.CNN report that the punishment marked the 30th time that Costa has been suspended since 2006.Costa, who has built a reputation as one of the biggest wind-up merchants to ever grace the game, could well make a Premier League return this weekend at the London Stadium.After striker Sasa Kalajdzic suffered a long-term injury, Wolves bought in Costa as a suitable replacement, with the 33-year-old last playing for Brazilian club Atletico Mineiro in 2021.Costa once revealed the reason he enjoys sticking it to the opposition following a

Liverpool are set to make a hefty profit from a player they had bought for less than £100,000.When forward Diogo Jota joined the Reds from Wolves two years ago for an initial £41million, it saw academy footballer Ki-Jana Hoever go in the opposite direction to Molineux for £9million.The Dutch international has struggled to find form under coach Bruno Lage and reports over the summer have made it apparent that the Midlands side would be willing to sell Hoever for the 'right price'.Read More: Premier League's most handsome managers revealed - with David Moyes top of the listAs per the deal with Liverpool, it is believed that Wolves would have to pay their rivals 15% of the profit earn if he leaves for a price of more than £9million - including add-ons. PSV Eindhoven currently have the 20-year-old defender on loan and he has made four league outings so far this season - and if the move was made permanent and a price was agreed above the amount that Wolves paid for him, Jurgen Klopp’s side could receive a handsome fee.

Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji has explained the differences between playing in the Premier League and the Bundesliga following his top flight debut at Wolves.

Wolves' shock swoop for Diego Costa could fall through as he might not be able to get a work permit.Wolves are in a dire situation up front after new signing Sasa Kalajdzic suffered an ACL injury within 45 minutes of his debut. It means the Austria international could be missing for the entire Premier League campaign.Raul Jimenez has also suffered from fitness issues throughout pre-season and is not match-fit, meaning Bruno Lage has been left to scour the free market for players.

Newcastle United's "long ball" approach after their frustrating 1-1 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday. The Portuguese midfielder had put his side into the lead in the first half with a perfectly placed strike from the edge of the box just seven minutes before the interval.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage has revealed defender Willy Boly failed to show up for Sunday’s Premier League clash with Newcastle despite being selected for the matchday squad.The club last week rejected a £1million bid from Nottingham Forest for the 31-year-old centre-back. Yet Boly, who was on the bench for Wolves’ first three league matches, is still believed to be keen to leave Molineux before the transfer window closes on Thursday.And despite Lage having wanted Boly on the bench during the 1-1 draw against Newcastle, he has admitted the Ivorian is attempting to force a move away with his actions.READ MORE: Tallest and shortest Premier League squads list includes Top Four rivalsLage said in his post-match interview: “He’s been a great professional but he’s trying to force something.

Arsenal transfer target Pedro Neto will be right at home if he joins the Gunners this summer - he's been a fan of the club since he was a kid.The 22-year-old Wolves star has emerged as a top target for Mikel Arteta's side if £72million winger Nicolas Pepe moves on before the close of the window. According to The Athletic, talks have been ongoing between the two Premier League clubs for over a month as the Gunners look to continue their summer spending. Talks so far have involved the player's agent, Jorge Mendes, conversing with Arsenal and Wolves separately.

Manchester City will do battle with Liverpool one final time this season as the Premier League title goes down to the last day once again, just like it did in 2019.

Manchester City travel to face Wolverhampton Wanderers on Wednesday night, with only three wins required to retain their Premier League crown.

Manchester United. The Red Devils are set to make signing a new central midfielder a priority in the summer transfer window.

Manchester United manager. The Ajax boss, 52, has been in advanced talks to take over at Old Trafford once current interim manager Ralf Rangnick steps down at the end of the season.

Liverpool ahead of their Champions League quarter-final clash.The Reds travel to Lisbon to face the Primeira Liga giants on Tuesday for the first leg of their last eight tie. Liverpool defeated Porto 7-1 on aggregate over their two group stage games earlier this season, which leaves Benfica needing all the help they can get.The Portuguese side have never reached the semi-finals of the Champions League in its current guise.

Wolves manager Bruno Lage has admitted it will be difficult for his side to keep hold of Ruben Neves this summer.

Wolves' clash with Crystal Palace.Wolves star Hoever was hauled off during the Premier League fixture with a suspected hamstring injury after struggling for the opening 25 minutes on Saturday.Wolves' incensed boss Lage said: "I have too many kids in my team that don't work the way they should."And then when they come into the team, this kind of things happen."Injuries can happen, but this one happened because he's not prepared.