Wolves' Mario Lemina Seeks Exit From Club

Wolves manager Vitor Pereira revealed that midfielder Mario Lemina expressed a desire to leave the club and cited a lack of mental readiness to play during the recent 3-0 loss to Newcastle United. Pereira emphasized he cannot field a player who does not feel capable of contributing, stating, "I prefer to play with another player" who is committed. Lemina, who was once a standout performer for Wolves and served as captain, has reportedly been linked with a move away, possibly to Saudi Arabia, and the club may seek £6 million for his release. This situation comes after Lemina's captaincy was stripped following a heated incident last month, and he has played only 31 minutes since Pereira took over. The Wolves fanbase has reacted strongly, suggesting that Lemina's time at the club is over. Following the defeat, Wolves now find themselves in the relegation zone, raising concerns about their season's trajectory.