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Premier League pressure never waits.<\/p>\n
Wolves have opened the season with no wins in ten matches, and in this league, patience is short.<\/p>\n
When results don\u2019t match expectations, decisions come fast.<\/p>\n
It becomes even more dramatic when a manager signs a new long-term contract and still gets dismissed.<\/p>\n
Fans grow restless.<\/p>\n
Boards act to protect the club from survival battles.<\/p>\n
And when a side is bottom of the table, the next move matters even more.<\/p>\n
Now, Wolves are starting that search.<\/p>\n
They need stability.<\/p>\n
They need belief.<\/p>\n
And naturally, attention has turned to experienced names \u2014 including one with a strong Liverpool connection.<\/p>\n
For Liverpool supporters, it is an interesting twist, seeing a former figure from Anfield being linked to a team fighting at the opposite end of the table.<\/p>\n
Wolves confirmed the dismissal of Vitor Pereira after losing eight of their first ten Premier League games.<\/p>\n
They sit rooted to the bottom of the table and remain winless this season.<\/p>\n
This decision came barely a month after he signed a new three-year contract, which would have kept him at the club until 2028.<\/p>\n
The atmosphere had already turned sour.<\/p>\n
After a recent defeat, some travelling supporters at Fulham were reported to have chanted \u201csacked in the morning\u201d towards Pereira.<\/p>\n
His frustration boiled over earlier against Burnley, where he reacted to criticism and had to be pulled away after shouting back at fans.<\/p>\n
From a Liverpool point of view, the story gets more interesting because Brendan Rodgers \u2014 their former manager \u2014 is now the leading candidate to take over at Molineux.<\/p>\n
TalkSPORT<\/a> say he is the current favourite and is open to a Premier League return after resigning from Celtic.<\/p>\n Wolves are also considering former Manchester United managers Erik ten Hag and Ole Gunnar Solskj\u00e6r.<\/p>\n But Rodgers remains the strongest link.<\/p>\n For Liverpool supporters, Rodgers is remembered for the 2013\u201314 title push.<\/p>\n Now, he could return to the Premier League with a completely different challenge, trying to keep Wolves in the division instead of chasing titles.<\/p>\n Read more: Trent Alexander-Arnold set for emotional Anfield return in UCL clash<\/a><\/p>\n