Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially announced that Director of Professional Football, Domenico Teti, has left the club by mutual consent. Wolves thanked Teti for his professionalism and commitment during his time at Molineux, wishing him success in his future endeavours. Teti’s exit comes just days after the departure of head coach Vítor Pereira, suggesting that Wolves are undergoing a major restructuring of their football operations as they look to stabilise their 2025/26 Premier League campaign.
Short tenure comes to an end
Domenico Teti was appointed in early June 2025 as part of a wider organisational shake-up designed to bring renewed focus to recruitment and professional football strategy. Working closely with Pereira, Teti’s role centred on player identification and overall squad development. His arrival had been viewed as a signal of Wolves’ intention to modernise and align their footballing structure more effectively.
However, his time at Molineux proved short-lived, lasting just over four months. According to the Express & Star, his exit follows a period of internal review, as the club assesses its footballing direction amid an inconsistent start to the season.
What this means for Wolves
While Wolves have described the departure as amicable, it marks another major change in leadership and raises questions about the club’s long-term strategy. Teti’s exit, combined with Pereira’s, indicates a significant shift in how Wolves intend to manage recruitment and performance at the senior level. Executive chairman Jeff Shi praised Teti for his professionalism, emphasising that both parties reached the decision in good faith.
With key positions now vacant, Wolves face a crucial period of transition. The focus will turn to appointing figures who can bring stability and direction to the club’s football operations. For fans, the hope is that these changes will help restore consistency and reinforce the team’s tactical identity.
