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How Bruno Lage is Transforming Wolves

It took Bruno Lage until the 4th game of the season against lowly Watford to witness his side's first Premier League goals and win. Wolves lie in 16th place with 3 points from a possible 15, and a minus 3 goal difference -- just one point…

21 Sept 20214 min

By Joseph Odell

It took Bruno Lage until the 4th game of the season against lowly Watford to witness his side's first Premier League goals and win. Wolves lie in 16th place with 3 points from a possible 15, and a minus 3 goal difference -- just one point above the relegation zone.

At first glance, it doesn't look like the club has progressed from Nuno Espírito Santo's departure. However, there is a positive aura filtering through the Molineux air currently. Lage has implemented a refreshing style upon Wolves, and fans are now confident that they will soon reap the benefits.

Behind the scenes, Lage has made small tweaks to make the atmosphere around the club more amiable. Whilst personal one-on-one meetings were not the norm under Nuno, Bruno is said to welcome players' into his office with open arms.

Away from Lage's office, a new auditorium has been installed at Wolves' training ground, under his instruction. Built with 30 seats, there is now a greater emphasis on analysing last week's match. Although these changes aren't revolutionary, they go some way to explaining the cause of the good-feel around the club at this moment.

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