Wolves are about to enter the biggest season in the history of their women’s team.
Promotion to WSL 2 was a huge achievement, but staying there and building a successful professional team is a completely different challenge.
That helps explain why the club moved for Russ Fraser.
Fraser is arriving with a reputation built on promises. And he has already been part of projects like this before.
He worked with Reading after their promotion to the WSL, helped West Ham reach an FA Cup final during their first professional season, and was involved in promotion-winning campaigns with both Leicester City and Liverpool.
Now Wolves are hoping he can help guide them through a similar journey.
The club will play its first season as a fully professional outfit in 2026/27, and Fraser will help shape everything from recruitment to academy development as Wolves prepare for a new chapter.
It feels like Wolves are serious about establishing themselves in WSL 2, and bringing in someone who has already walked that path is a smart place to start.
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