Gary O'Neil has signed a new four-year contract with Wolverhampton Wanderers, extending his tenure until 2028, following a successful first season in which the team competed for European football. Chairman Jeff Shi praised O'Neil as a key member of the club's future, emphasizing his hard work and tactical expertise. O'Neil's coaching staff, including assistant head coach Tim Jenkins and others, have also committed to new deals, reinforcing stability within the team. Despite some upcoming challenges, including the departure of star player Neto to Chelsea for £54 million, O'Neil is focused on building a competitive squad. The manager's leadership helped Wolves achieve 17 wins last season and the highest goal tally in five years. O'Neil is optimistic about reshaping the team and securing new contracts for key players like Mario Lemina.