Wolves fans unveil anti-Fosun banners and target Jeff Shi over 2024 column | OneFootball

Wolves supporters unveiled fresh anti-Fosun banners at Molineux before their final home Premier League match, criticising the owners and former chairman Jeff Shi. According to ExpressAndStar.com, the displays were prepared ahead of the final home fixture.

Relegation was confirmed last month. The club face Fulham on Sunday for their last home game, then finish at Burnley next week, which officially ends their Premier League stay.

Across recent seasons, fans have repeatedly challenged Fosun’s stewardship. Wolves had established themselves in the division, but the sale of leading players season after season and poor recruitment have ended their eight-year spell.

Before kick-off, two large banners appeared. One repeated an anti-Fosun message alongside a Taiwan flag regularly seen at Molineux, a reference to political tension between the country and China.

Another banner targeted Fosun and Shi, invoking comments he made in 2024 that Wolves might not be the ideal choice for supporters focused only on trophies or consistent European football. The message also offered a pointed thank you to Jeff and Fosun and warned that fans are watching every move.

The displays followed a tense fans’ forum at Molineux, where manager Rob Edwards, new chairman Nathan Shi and sporting director Matt Jackson took questions from supporters.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com