The mood is low at Leeds United right now, but it could always be worse. Relegation rivals Wolves look to be in a dire situation that shows no signs of improvement.

United have a pivotal week ahead of them as they fight to stay clear of the relegation zone under Daniel Farke.

A trip to Nottingham Forest could prove decisive for the Leeds boss, amidst major managerial changes at the bottom of the Premier League.

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Wolves confirm Vitor Pereira sack decision after terrible start to the season

Elsewhere at the bottom of the table, Wolves‘ wretched start to the season continued at the weekend away to Fulham.

Wolves are without a win in their first 10 Premier League games. (Action Images via Reuters/Andrew Couldridge)

Still winless, Vitor Pereira’s side were put to the sword by Marco Silva and his Fulham team. Reduced to 10 men, they were thumped 3-0.

As a result, the writing was on the wall for Pereira. He faced chants of “sacked in the morning” from the Craven Cottage away end. Then, departure was confirmed less than 24 hours later on Sunday:

Wolves are winless from 10 games to start the Premier League season. They’re currently sitting eight points adrift on just two so far.

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The Molineux outfit find themselves with an improbable survival battle from hereon, needing to get the managerial appointment spot on to stand any chance.

David Ornstein has revealed that Wolves are now advancing in talks to reunite with former manager Gary O’Neil. The 42-year-old was sacked in December 2024 from Wolves after a similar start to the campaign. Pereira then turned their fortunes around in the second half of the campaign.

Gary O’Neil was sacked as Wolves manager in December 2024, but is in the frame to return this week. (Action Images via Reuters/Matthew Childs)

As a result, it’s safe to say the Wolves fan reaction to this double update hasn’t improved their optimism regarding survival from relegation.

Unsurprisingly, reaction online has been of complete rage from the Wolves fanbase, understandably so after a terrible summer window. Going back to a manager that failed at the club just a year ago would only make matters worse.

For Leeds watching on, it does provide a sense of relief knowing that we’re not in the worst position in the division. 20th place at the moment is being nailed down by Wolves.

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