Paul Berry

Wolverhampton Wanderers will donate up to 150 tickets for every home fixture during its 150th anniversary season. Wolves Foundation will distribute the tickets to participants in its community projects and representatives of local groups, beginning with the Championship opener against Blackburn at Molineux. The initiative aims to give people who may not otherwise attend first-team matches their first experience of a home game and will also highlight supporters’ stories throughout the season.

Elliot Watt is preparing to join Turkish Super League club Samsunspor after an impressive season with Motherwell. The 26-year-old midfielder reflects on his development at Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he made one senior appearance while competing with established midfielders such as Ruben Neves and João Moutinho. He credits coaches including Sean O’Driscoll and Scott Sellars, as well as his family and agent Gary MacGregor, with shaping his career. After progressing through spells at Carlisle, Bradford, Salford, Burton, St Johnstone and Motherwell, Watt is embracing the challenge of moving to Turkey, learning a new language and competing in European football, while continuing to aspire to Scotland selection.