Here at BetVictor News, we’ll be following the latest Wolves stats throughout 2026/27 as the Old Gold attempt to turn a miserable relegation season into an immediate Championship response.
There isn’t much point dressing up what happened last year. Wolves finished bottom of the Premier League with only 20 points, winning three of their 38 matches while scoring 27 goals and conceding 68. Their first league victory did not arrive until the 20th attempt in January, and relegation was confirmed in April to end an eight-season stay in the top flight.
The reset started almost immediately. Rob Edwards departed in June and César Peixoto was brought in with the task of establishing a more aggressive, front-footed style at Molineux. His first season in English football therefore comes with a fairly straightforward target: get Wolves looking like a side capable of competing near the top of the Championship again.
There is also a familiar face back in attack. Raúl Jiménez returned to Wolves during the summer after scoring 57 goals in 166 appearances during his first spell, and his output should become one of the more interesting numbers to follow as the campaign develops.
After conceding almost twice as many league goals as they scored last season, improvement should be easy enough to spot. Wins at Molineux, defensive numbers and the distance to the automatic promotion places will tell us whether this really is the start of a recovery.
You can compare Wolves with clubs across England through our football stats hub, while Championship betting covers the division throughout 2026/27. Both destinations are currently available on BetVictor.
Those performance trends provide a useful lead-in to the current Wolves betting markets, from the next match to season-long outcomes.
