Wolverhampton Wanderers sack head coach Rob Edwards just seven months after his appointment, multiple outlets report. The decision follows the club’s relegation from the Premier League, with reports stating that Wolves finish bottom of the league. Sky Sports and other outlets describe the move as a managerial change after Edwards fails to reverse the club’s fortunes during his spell in charge. One report adds that Edwards is sacked despite previously overseeing key squad activity during his time at the club, with Wolves now planning to rebuild for life in the Championship. Sky Sports also says the sacking is met with surprise, and that a replacement may be lined up, although specific details are not consistently provided across the reports. Other outlets similarly focus on the timing of the dismissal—after only seven months—and link it directly to relegation outcomes. Overall, the sources agree that Edwards’s tenure ends following Wolves’ drop from the top flight, with the club entering a new phase under new leadership.