Wolverhampton Wanderers Tickets

Wolves Tickets 2025/26

Seat Loader are now offering official hospitality tickets for the 2025/26 Premier League season. Wolves are now entering their seventh consecutive season in the top flight of English football and will be looking to put up a fight to remain in the Premier League this season.

Wolves supporters can secure WV1 club hospitality tickets and be part of the home support at the Molineux Stadium while enjoying a variety of exciting matchday perks. The Premier League season is well underway so there is no better time to catch Wolves live at the Molineux with Wolves hospitality tickets.

Wolverhampton Wanderers History

Founded in 1877, Wolves were one of the founding members of the Football League, established in 1888. The club enjoyed a fair amount of success in its early years, even reaching the first FA Cup Final held after the Football League’s creation. Wolves quickly became a top-flight side and went on to secure their first Football League First Division title in 1953/54. However, financial issues and a series of relegations saw them struggle from the 1960s onwards. The club first experienced Premier League football following promotion in the 2003/04 season and have since bounced between divisions. This changed after the 2016 takeover, which helped the club secure promotion in 2017/18. Since then, Wolves have remained competitive in England’s top flight, even qualifying for European football in the 2018/19 season.

Wolves Achievements & Honors

Brentford FC have enjoyed success across England’s lower divisions, winning titles in the Championship, League One, and League Two. Their promotion to the Premier League in 2021 marked a major milestone, establishing the club among the country’s top sides for the first time in over 70 years.

First Division Titles – 3

FA Cup – 4

League Cup – 2

Community Shield – 4

Championship Titles – 4

Current Squad

Wolves are now an established Premier League side, having completed six consecutive seasons in the top flight. Quality players such as Jørgen Strand Larsen, João Gomes, Emmanuel Agbadou, and José Sá form a strong core of the team. However, financial restrictions have limited investment in recent transfer windows, resulting in fewer quality reinforcements. After a slow start to the season, Wolves parted ways with manager Vítor Pereira and appointed Rob Edwards, hoping his approach will bring more attacking football and help solve their ongoing struggles in front of goal.

Fanbase & Reputation

Wolverhampton Wanderers have one of the most passionate fanbases in the Midlands of England. The club have developed a strong local following since their establishment, and are known to create an electric atmosphere on matchday. Supporters can expect a huge prematch build up at the Molineux with LED lights and smoke displays used to build up the atmosphere. While Wolves have fantastic local support they are also well recognised all around the world, with strong following in both Asia and North America.