Dave Edwards

Cesar Peixoto’s first signing as Wolves manager, winger Rafiki Said, is highlighted as a fast, creative and aggressive wide player suited to Peixoto’s preferred system. The acquisition is viewed as low‑risk with strong upside and fits alongside earlier signings Raul Jimenez and Kieran Trippier as Wolves build a squad reliant on pace and wide play. Arriving before the pre‑season camp in Portugal is expected to help Said integrate quickly as Peixoto implements tactical and physical demands. The early recruitment activity signals an exciting, high‑tempo approach for the upcoming season.

Raul Jimenez is forecast to make a major impact for Wolverhampton Wanderers after impressing at the World Cup, showing elite mentality and movement that suggest he can thrive as a leading striker in Cesar Peixoto’s system. His early signing is described as a coup given likely interest from clubs across multiple regions. Supporters’ affection for Jimenez, combined with his experience and professional mindset, is expected to positively influence younger players and help guide Wolves into a new era.