After Julen Lopetegui left Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux, the next few days will be exciting.

Journalist Dean Jones disclosed to GIVEMESPORT that several players are worried about the future, suggesting that Wolverhampton Wanderers are still in shock following head coach Julen Lopetegui’s abrupt departure from the team at Molineux.

The Wolves might soon reveal who will succeed the Spanish head coach.

Following a summer in which the two sides clashed over the club’s transfer business, Wolves announced that they had mutually agreed to terminate Lopetegui’s contract at Molineux.

Because the Wolves only signed two free agents during the transfer window and allowed the departure of important players like Ruben Neves because of recurring problems with Financial Fair Play, Lopetegui had grown irritated with the team’s lack of investment.

In an interview with BBC Sport, Guillem Balague claimed that Lopetegui’s annoyance stemmed from the fact that Wolves had changed the rules twice when preparing for the summer transfer window.

Gary O’Neill, the former manager of Bournemouth, is scheduled to be named the 56-year-old head coach’s successor this week as Wolves get ready for their Premier League debut against Manchester United on Monday.

Furthermore, according to Jones, a few players are unsure about how Lopetegui’s exit would affect things going forward.

Although the manager was the center of attention, there was also discussion among the players, some of whom I’ve heard are curious about the ripple effect. They probably would have preferred if there had been less of a public backlash since they don’t want to hear about worries about financial fair play.

In a situation like this, players must stay focused on their game, but it’s concerning if your management abandons the project because it doesn’t live up to his expectations. It looks like the team is not prepared for a new season; therefore, the next few days could be fascinating.