Matt Doherty to leave Wolves as contract expires | OneFootball

Matt Doherty will leave Wolves when his contract expires this summer, ending a 13-year association across two spells and 389 appearances.

Wolves’ technical director Matt Jackson praised him in a club statement, describing him as a club legend and a true Wolves man, and lauding his influence on and off the pitch. He highlighted Doherty’s rise from an inexperienced teenager to the squad’s most senior figure, a role model and trusted voice, and wished him well for the future.

The 34-year-old becomes a free agent and departs as the club’s 16th-highest appearance maker.

Doherty joined Wolves in 2010 and broke into the first team under Kenny Jackett, helping win promotion from League One in 2013/14.

He became a key part of Nuno Espirito Santo’s side that reached the Premier League, delivered two seventh-placed finishes, an FA Cup semi-final and a Europa League quarter-final. He moved to Spurs in 2020, had a short stint at Atletico Madrid, then returned to Wolves in 2023.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com