Wolves football director Domenico Teti leaves club by mutual consent | OneFootball

Wolverhampton Wanderers have confirmed that director of professional football Domenico Teti has left the club by mutual consent. 

Teti joined Vitor Pereira in June as part of the club’s football leadership team, with the pair having previously worked together at Saudi Pro League side Al-Shabab. 

Wolves sacked Pereira on Sunday following a winless start to the Premier League season. 

Teti has now followed the Portuguese boss out of the exit door from the Molineux Stadium. 

The Midlands outfit are said to be reviewing the structure around the head coach and may enhance the current football leadership team. 

The club’s executive chairman Jeff Shi said in a statement: “Domenico approached his role with total professionalism and built strong working relationships across the club during his time with us.

“He made a positive contribution to our football processes and has carried himself with integrity throughout.

“We thank him for his efforts and support and wish him every success in the future.”

Wolves are going through a challenging period at the moment. 

With two points from 10 matches, they are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table. 

The Old Gold are seeking a permanent replacement for Pereira, but things have not been smooth for them. 

They were in advanced negotiations with Gary O’Neil to return for a second spell, but the English boss had a change of heart and decided to withdraw from the process. 

Rob Edwards has also been linked with Wolves, but he appeared to distance himself from the vacant managerial position. 

Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag remains a candidate, while Michael Carrick is available for hire after being sacked by Middlesbrough at the end of last season.