Wolves have ended the Premier League season in 16th position, following a 1-1 draw with Brentford on the final day.
The hosts avoided a fourth consecutive loss, holding the Bees after falling behind.
Careless defending allowed Bryan Mbeumo to fire the visitors ahead.
However, Wolves hit back in the second half via Marshall Munetsi, who unleashed a rocket after a clever flick-on from Jorgen Strand Larsen.

There was always intrigue around whether any players would hint at their departure today, with some nearing the end of their deals and others – such as Matheus Cunha – heavily rumoured to be on the move.
And it strongly seemed that Nelson Semedo is now set to leave the club.
Nelson Semedo receives apparent farewell at Molineux as Wolves contract nears end:
Semedo’s contract status has been a prominent subject in recent weeks.

Earlier this week, a moving van was seen outside Semedo’s home, sparking rumours of his exit.
However, it was then reported that Wolves had presented a new four-year deal for Semedo.
He had been seen at Molineux recording a farewell message, though suggestions were that no final decision had been made yet.
Now, it seems Semedo has come to a conclusion.

According to journalist Nathan Judah, who was present at today’s match, Semedo received a send-off from the home supporters.
In the video, Semedo is seen receiving warm appreciation from fans, lifting his arms to wave and applaud.
He soaked in the cheers as he circled the pitch, with supporters chanting his name.
Semedo a major lose for Wolves:

It certainly looked like Semedo was bidding farewell following the draw at Molineux, though official confirmation is still awaited.
It’s possible the club will soon release the farewell video that was recorded.
Semedo’s exit is a significant setback for Wolves, given his outstanding performances, particularly in the past couple of years.
Nelson Semedo for Wolves:
- Appearances – 182
- Goals – 3
- Assists – 11
He’s shown far more reliability compared to his initial seasons and in the past six months, Semedo has emerged as a real leader, stepping into the captain’s role after Mario Lemina’s departure.
Wolves now seem set to lose their skipper once more, so there will be hope the next leader will remain at the club for the long term.