Wolves fans praise openness but vow to keep protesting without change | OneFootball

Wolves fans praised the club's openness after talks with senior figures, but warned they expect tangible change.

According to ExpressAndStar.com, 10 supporters representing 10 groups met interim chairman Nathan Shi, technical director Matt Jackson and other bosses this week to discuss the vision and wider concerns.

Leaders had already admitted previous mistakes had led to Wolves sitting bottom of the Premier League in a meeting with the Supporters' Trust. At this latest summit they fielded questions on key issues.

The groups said they will continue protesting if they do not see meaningful progress against the points raised. They added that dialogue matters only if it is backed by change.

Their statement said bosses addressed strategy and vision, Fosun's ownership, leadership structure, transfer plans, and ongoing engagement. If relegated, they were told the aim would be a maximum of one season in the Championship, with all necessary investment to secure a return.

They also said Fosun regard Wolves as a very important asset and would continue to invest. The hierarchy confirmed there are no plans to seek new investors in the short to mid term, despite previous chairman Jeff Shi confirming they had been seeking new investment for a number of years.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com