Rob Edwards ‘to target’ three player types before Wolves’ summer window | OneFootball

Championship football looks likely for Wolves next season, and Rob Edwards is already shaping a swift summer rebuild.

According to The Telegraph, he has joined recruitment meetings and wants business done early so a squad is in place before pre-season.

Planning has started now because waiting until May would slow the reset. Teams that begin the Championship campaign settled often seize an early advantage.

He is apparently keen to target a blend of homegrown players, emerging young talents and overseas signings.

The scale of the rebuild means a reactive window is a risk for a club aiming to bounce straight back. Edwards sees early assembly as key to setting standards from day one.

He has faced this scenario with Luton, where it was felt he stayed too loyal to some players during the rebuild and change was too limited.

Poor recruitment there preceded back-to-back relegations, something he is keen to avoid at Wolves. Greater ruthlessness is likely as he prepares the Old Gold for a push at an immediate return to the top flight.

Source: Molineux.news