Wolverhampton Wanderers have officially welcomed Domenico Teti as part of a major shake-up in their football leadership structure ahead of the 2025/26 season. Wolves recently parted ways with Sporting Director Matt Hobbs, with the position abolished in favour of Teti’s new role as Technical Director.
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Teti arrives at Molineux with a strong pedigree, the Express & Star writes, having held recruitment roles at clubs across Europe, including Sampdoria, Novara, APOEL Nicosia, Hellas Verona, and most recently Al-Shabab in Saudi Arabia, where he worked with current Wolves manager Vítor Pereira. While at Sampdoria, Teti helped to bring in high-profile talents such as Mauro Icardi and Shkodran Mustafi, while also facilitating the Daniel Podence move from Wolves to Al-Shabab last summer.
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When asked about the move to Wolves, Teti had this to say:
“I am truly excited to join the Wolverhampton Wanderers family and to feel the passion of its fans, who embody the soul and spirit of this historic club. It is an honour to be part of something so special.”
“I look forward to working with Jeff, Vítor, and the rest of the staff and players, contributing to the development of a passionate, forward-thinking, and proactive football culture.”
A Strategic Shift Behind The Scenes
This appointment signals the West Midlands club’s intention to streamline football operations, with Teti taking on the newly created role of Technical Director. The club will now rely on a more tightly integrated leadership model, combining Pereira’s tactical oversight with Teti’s recruitment acumen and strong ties to Jorge Mendes’ Gestifute agency. Wolves see this as a chance to modernise their approach to squad building and player development.
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Teti steps in at a critical time. Key players Matheus Cunha and Rayan Aït-Nouri have already exited the club, and Wolves’summer rebuild will depend heavily on Teti’s eye for talent and strategic vision. His arrival marks the start of what could be a transformative chapter.
