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The LeaguePaper Team
9 November 2025

Gaffer Edwards’ move to Wolves leaves sour taste

CHAMPIONSHIP high-flyers Middlesbrough have expressed their frustration at losing manager Rob Edwards to top-flight Wolves.
The 42-year-old will replace Vi-tor Pereira, who was sacked by the Premier League side after collecting just two points this term.
Wolves initially targeted former boss Gary O’Neil but his withdrawal from the process on Monday saw attention turn to Edwards, left.
Losing the former Luton boss is a huge blow for Boro. In a statement yesterday, they said: “Following discussions with Rob, we we...

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