Telegraph: Wolves chairman informed Pereira of decision to sack on Sunday

November 2 According to the British media "Daily Telegraph", Wolves will fire coach Vitor Pereira after a poor start to the season. Pereira will become the fourth head coach to be sacked in the Premier League this season, with Wolves currently at the bottom of the standings.

In the 10th round of the Premier League, the Wolves suffered a 0-3 defeat at Fulham. This was their eighth defeat in 10 league games. The club thus became the first team in Premier League history to be winless at this stage for two consecutive seasons.

Pereira endured chants of "you're going to be sacked tomorrow morning" from away fans and was informed of the news by executive chairman Jeff Sy on Sunday.

Pereira was nominated for the Coach of the Year Award last season for successfully avoiding relegation, but his performance at the end of the season has already foreshadowed the existence of problems, and this season has been a disaster. Pereira admitted that the game against Fulham was his worst performance in charge.

The Wolves renewed Pereira's contract for three years in September, but now they are looking for a new coach. Pereira's results and tactics have been questioned and he was heavily criticized yesterday for leaving Joao Gomez and Andre Trindade out of the starting XI.

Wolves are currently at the bottom of the standings, with only 2 points, 8 points behind Burnley in 17th place.