When are Wolves 2021/22 Premier League fixtures released?
Sign up NOW to get the latest Wolves news direct to your inbox Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Wolves will discover who they will face in next seasons Premier League campaign next week. The first key date of the summer for top-flight clubs is the release of the Premier League fixtures, and Wolves fans will be excited to find out just who their team will face on the opening day, whether they are at home for their Boxing Day and New Year games, and who will be their opponents on the final day of the season, when all manner of possibilities could still be available to new head coach Bruno Lage and Co. There will be an added thrill for them too with the knowledge that supporters should be allowed back inside Molineux when the new season kicks off after the Covid pandemic meant all but very few games in 2020/21 were played in empty stadiums. The big date for Wolves and their fans is Wednesday, June 16, with the fixtures due for publication at 9am. Wolves finished the 2020/21 season poorly, losing their last three games to end up with a 13th-place finish. However, an injury to forward Ral Jimnez in November undermined their campaign. A run of three wins in 10 games following the loss of the Mexican put paid to their hopes of another top-half finish and ultimately saw manager Nuno Espirito Santo leave the club at the end of the season. They now face a new challenge under another Portuguese manager in Lage, who guided Benfica to a second-place finish in Liga Nos, as well as runners-up in the Taa de Portugal during the 2019-20 campaign. They were also winners of the Supertaa Cndido de Oliveira. Fans' favourite Ruben Neves is rumoured to be leaving Molineux after four years. The 24-year-old has several clubs chasing him, with Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United all reported to interested in the midfielder. Neves is one of nine Portuguese players in the Wolves squad. If Lage wants to keep the core of the Old Gold team, then tying down the clubs vice-captain should be top of his list.