Steve Bull: Wolves must replace sold stars
It will be sad to see Rayan Ait-Nouri leave Wolves because he's a very talented and skilful lad.


The more he played, the more confident he got and he was a lot more aware of the game.
Manchester City don't come for players without talent, they only go for ones that can handle it.
If the move goes through, we have to wish him all the best.
Now, we have to start about filling these gaps we're creating.
If we start the upcoming season with the bare bones again, we'll be in the same position we were at the start of last season.
Vitor Pereira wants some more players coming in and he wants the team ready for the first game of the season, he just needs to be backed.
He's proven he can do the job, he picked up the pieces and built confidence in the team.
Pereira seems like he's one of the players and one of the fans, he's an all-round entertainer in his approach.
He's desperate to get it right and win games and his desire is unbelievable.
But Wolves must replace the players who are leaving to give Pereira the best possible chance.
Matheus Cunha's 15 goals will be a miss and we need a spread of goals throughout the team, which we have lacked.
Midfielders, wingers, strikers all need to contribute. Put it this way, without Cunha and Ait-Nouri in the side last season we would have been down because their contributions were so important.
It's a massive blow to lose them both and the only thing I'd put in their contracts is that they can't play against Wolves next season!
I think Manchester United and Cunha will do well next season too.
There have also been changes off the field and Matt Hobbs deserves some credit for what he's done for the club in a hard role.
Domenico Teti is coming in and I know nothing about him, but Pereira knows him and that's good.
It's a very good move for that reason alone and giving Pereira what he needs will hopefully lead to more success.
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