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It has been a quiet transfer window for Wolves so far, with Roman Saiss leaving and no-one coming in.

It is expected Joao Moutinho will sign a new deal - but the big talk is around Ruben Neves.

At the start of the summer, it seemed he was sure to leave. Now it is not so certain.

The future of Adama Traore is up for debate as well.

I suspect far more will be known about Bruno Lage's summer plans at this point next week.

Ruben Neves is expected to stay at Wolves, with clubs reluctant to meet the 25-year-old midfielder's £75m asking price. (Sun), external

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Wolves forward Hwang Hee-chan has completed a mandatory period of military training in his homeland.

The South Korean will now be available for Wolves' build-up to the new campaign.

Last season the 26-year-old scored five goals in 30 Premier League games.

Joao Moutinho's future at Wolves is in doubt. The midfielder wants a two-year contract with the Molineux club but they have only offered him one year. (Mail), external

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We asked you for your favourite Wolves kits from the Premier League era.

Here are some of your suggestions:

Mark: Best two kits for me were both Adidas - the home W88 one from our first season back in our most recent return to the Premier League and our black Adidas away one from the following season, when we made it into the Europa League. Lovely shirts both of them.

Jon: Doritos kit hands down, although I didn’t mind some of the GoodYear kits. The last few seasons have been nice, but not iconic.

Luke: My favourite Wolves kit from the Premier League era is the 2021-22 away kit.

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Wolves defender Bendeguz Bolla has headed back to Grasshoppers Zurich on loan for the 2022-23 season.

The 22-year-old played 30 times in the Swiss Super League last season, helping Grasshoppers reach the qualifying rounds of the Europa League.

Bolla has seven caps for Hungary - including playing against Italy in the most recent round - of Nations League internationals, and will hope to continue his development with first-team football in Switzerland.

Wolves boss Bruno Lage wants to assess midfielder Connor Ronan, who is a target for Scottish Premiership sides Aberdeen and Hearts, after the 24-year-old impressed on loan at St Mirren last season. (Daily Record), external

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As the Premier League prepares for its 30th anniversary, we want to know what your favourite Wolves kit is from this era.

You've seen the shirt for the upcoming season, but tell us your pick from the past three decades and which memory stands out?

Have your say here

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The draw has been made for the group stage of this season's Papa John's Trophy, with teams split into northern and southern groups and 16 Premier League under-21 sides again involved.

In the northern section, Everton have been drawn with Harrogate Town, Hartlepool United and Morecambe, while Leeds face Bolton Wanderers, Crewe Alexandra and Tranmere Rovers.

Leicester will face Bradford City, Burton Albion and Sheffield Wednesday, while Liverpool have been drawn with Accrington Stanley, Rochdale and Salford City.

Barnsley, Doncaster Rovers and Lincoln City make up Newcastle's group, with Manchester City taking on Derby County, Grimsby Town and Mansfield Town.

Manchester United have been drawn with Barrow, Carlisle United and Fleetwood Town, leaving Wolves to face Port Vale, Shrewsbury Town and Stockport County.

Wolves defender Ki-Jana Hoever has completed a season-long loan move to PSV Eindhoven for the 2022-23 season.

The Dutchman moves back to his home country to seek regular game time after featuring 25 times over the past two seasons for Wolves.

Wolves are to hold talks about signing 25-year-old Brazil striker Gabriel Barbosa from Flamengo and Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernandez, 21, from River Plate. (90 Min), external

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Wolves and Leicester City are expected to make bids for Burnley's 21-year-old Republic of Ireland defender Nathan Collins, who has also been linked with Leeds United and Newcastle United, this week. (Sun), external

Meanwhile, midfielder Ruben Neves is an option for Manchester United if they fail to sign Barcelona playmaker Frenkie de Jong this summer. (Fabrizio Romano, via givemesport), external

Leeds have also approached Wolves over a potential summer deal for Spain winger Adama Traore, 26. (Football Insider), external

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We asked how you were feeling about Wolves' 2022-23 schedule after the fixture list was released.

Here are some of your thoughts:

Brian: A relatively gentle start to the season. If we can make a decision on the crucial signing of a central striker and not another goalscoring winger, we should have an encouraging beginning in our quest for European football.

Bob: It is great to see the new fixtures but it would be better to see some new signings because until then it is difficult to know what to expect! It's obvious that the purse strings are being held tight yet again and talk is cheap but until we sell we won't be buying anyone, so come on Fosun, do your bit.

Leslie: So, Wolves start and finish the season away, again. Boxing Day game, away. The New Year game, away.

Stuart: We need to start with better results than last season. Minimum 12 points by the end of August!

Have your say on Wolves' fixture schedule here

The 2022-23 season has been adjusted to accommodate the 2022 World Cup, which takes place in the middle of the domestic calendar.

It starts a week earlier than normal - 75 days after the final day of the 2021-22 campaign - and finishes a week later than usual on 28 May.

Fifa, world football's governing body, has already stipulated that players must be released on 14 November for the World Cup.

It means the mid-season break will last more than six weeks.

There will be 16 matchdays before Qatar - five in August, three in September, six in October and two in November.

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• Leeds and Wolves will be facing each other in the first league match of a season for only the second time (also in 2012-13 in the Championship).

• United have lost their opening Premier League match in both seasons since returning to the top flight, while Wolves have only been beaten once on the opening day in the past six campaigns.

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Ex-England defender Laura Bassett says players need a proper break in order to perform at a high level.

After a busy post-season international schedule, the domestic 2022-23 season starts just 50 days after Premier League fixtures were released on Thursday.

Bassett says recent international performances have shown that players need a longer break.

She told BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily: "It’s tough isn’t it? But over recent years it's something players have had to get used to, rightly or wrongly.

"I just think the clubs are so refined in their processes and their research. The amount of staff that they have now, you really have to give the players as much support as possible.

"But sometimes, as a player, it’s the psychological and mental aspect that you just can’t take away - and underestimate and downplay, to be honest.

"We saw from recent games that it’s tough. These players are human - you can’t forget that. You can’t just roll out performances at such a high level and intensity. Players need a break in order to perform."

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Fulham and Wolves are both interested in signing Sporting Lisbon and Portugal midfielder Joao Palhinha, 26. (90min), external

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You knew Wolves would be playing everyone twice - but you now know when those games are taking place too.

Is there a stretch you are dreading? Or perhaps favouring? How is your Christmas looking? And where could the club put together a run of wins?

See Wolves' Premier League fixtures in full here

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After opening the campaign at Leeds United, Wolves' first home game will be against newly promoted Fulham on 13 August.

Bruno Lage will have to wait until next year for the West Midlands derby against Aston Villa, travelling the short distance to Villa Park on 2 January 2023 to round off the Christmas period.

Just a few days earlier, Wolves are scheduled to face Everton at Goodison Park on Boxing Day and host Manchester United on New Year's Eve.

They will close out the season on 28 May 2023 with a trip to Arsenal at Emirates Stadium.

Wolves will visit Leeds United in their opening game of the 2022-23 Premier League season.

The match will take place on Saturday, 6 August, with Wanderers' first home fixture against Fulham on the weekend of 13 August.

See Wolves' Premier League fixtures in full here

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