Wolves will be hoping for a return to the Premier League next season, but before the start of the Championship season Cesar Peixoto’s men will meet Port Vale in an EFL Cup tie on Friday night.
Joao Neves has made a big-money move to Aston Villa, but Wolves have retained plenty of quality from last season’s Premier League squad and preparation for a second-tier campaign has long been underway.
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Rafiki Said, Ladislav Krejci, Raul Jimenez and Kieran Trippier all look good signings for Peixoto’s side, but a contest against Port Vale doesn’t rate a walkover if Wolves are slightly under-prepared for their season opening contest.
Port Vale will be strong contenders for promotion from League Two this season with Jon Brady’s men hoping to respond from last term’s relegation.
Wolves will be hoping for a return to the Premier League next season, but before the start of the Championship season Cesar Peixoto’s men will meet Port Vale in an EFL Cup tie on Friday night.
Joao Neves has made a big-money move to Aston Villa, but Wolves have retained plenty of quality from last season’s Premier League squad and preparation for a second-tier campaign has long been underway.
Rafiki Said, Ladislav Krejci, Raul Jimenez and Kieran Trippier all look good signings for Peixoto’s side, but a contest against Port Vale doesn’t rate a walkover if Wolves are slightly under-prepared for their season opening contest.
Port Vale will be strong contenders for promotion from League Two this season with Jon Brady’s men hoping to respond from last term’s relegation.
