Rob Edwards has spoken of his excitement for a “fresh start” at Wolves this summer – in what proved to be his final interview as head coach before being sacked by the club. Edwards told BBC Sport he was looking forward to the summer rebuild after Wolves were relegated from the Premier League, but the club moved swiftly to dismiss him after only seven months in charge.
As Wolves search for a new manager, the summer transfer market is already in full swing across Europe’s top five leagues. Major names on the move include Patrick Wimmer, Andy Robertson and Geovany Quenda, according to the Guardian’s club-by-club guide to all Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1 and Serie A deals. The women’s transfer window is also open, with an interactive guide tracking every move.
“Rob Edwards eyes fresh start after Wolves relegation as summer transfer window opens with major moves.”
For Edwards, the immediate future remains uncertain. “We’re excited to move forward,” he said in that final interview, reflecting on the challenge of rebuilding after relegation. Whether that future lies at Molineux or elsewhere is now in doubt, but the transfer window’s opening signals that clubs across the continent are already shaping their squads for the new season.