THESE IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: In a moment that has sent shockwaves of joy through the valley and The EFL broader community, Wolverhampton wanders Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Nathan Shi, has officially confirmed that legendary former Head Coach Rob Edwards is returning to the organisation _ this time not as a head coach but as their new senior M….see more

In a development that would send waves of excitement through Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters and the wider EFL community, reports are circulating that former Wolves head coach Rob Edwards could be set for a sensational return to Molineux — this time in a senior role away from the dugout.

Edwards previously returned to Wolves in November 2025 during one of the most difficult periods in the club’s recent history. His spell ultimately ended in June 2026 following a review of the football operation, with the club deciding to move in a different sporting direction.

A potential return in a senior position would therefore represent a remarkable change of circumstances. Rather than taking charge of the first team, Edwards could reportedly contribute his football knowledge, experience and understanding of the club from behind the scenes.

For supporters who admired Edwards’ connection with Wolves, the possibility of seeing him back inside the organisation would undoubtedly generate considerable interest.

However, there is currently no official confirmation from Wolverhampton Wanderers that Edwards has been appointed to a new senior position. The club’s current first-team head coach is Cesar Peixoto, who was appointed in June 2026.

Should such a return eventually be confirmed, it would add another intriguing chapter to Edwards’ relationship with the club and potentially give Wolves an experienced football figure who already understands the culture and expectations surrounding Molineux.