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In a development that has sent waves of excitement through Wolverhampton and the wider Wolves community, reports have emerged suggesting that legendary figure Steve Bull MBE could be set for a return to the organisation — this time in a senior coaching role rather than as a player
The prospect of Bull taking on a senior position under head coach César Peixoto would be an emotional moment for supporters. Bull remains one of the most celebrated figures in Wolves history, having made 561 appearances and scored a remarkable 306 goals for the club between 1986 and 1999
His potential involvement would bring an enormous amount of experience and a deep connection with the club into the football environment. Bull has continued to maintain a strong relationship with Wolves as a vice-president and regularly attends matches and club events, making any expanded role a major talking point among supporters
For Peixoto, who was appointed Wolves head coach in June 2026, the addition of a club legend could provide another experienced voice around the team as Wolves pursue their ambitions under the new manager. Peixoto has spoken about wanting to build a strong identity and create a team that supporters can be proud of.
