Steve Bull: Time for Fosun to explain what their future plans are for Wolves

The club have let it be known that they are not looking to sell and that it would take a big offer to let anyone go – but the concern is that all the talk is about outgoings. Every Wolves I know thinks that we need to strengthen and bring in players if we are going to stay in the Premier League.

Matheus Nunes has been good in flashes for Wolves and, while he hasn’t set the world alight at Molineux, he is the kind of player we will need to help solve our problems in front of goal.

You can understand why he would be interested in going to Manchester City and Pep Guardiola but, as Wolves fans, we’re all completely frustrated at seeing players going out the door without replacements.

We keep being told that we had to sort out financial fair play issues and it looks like that has been done now.

But I think we need to hear from the chairman what the future plans are now.

We need to know whether staying in the Premier League is the top priority or whether Wolves are going to be a Championship club again.

With that in mind, today’s game at Everton is absolutely massive.

Like us, they’re a big club going through unsettling times.

By all accounts, they were awful against Villa last week and got a deserved thrashing. I see this as a must,must win game, even this early in the season.

Sean Dyche will be demanding a reaction from Everton and our players have got to go there and show our fans that we are ready to fight and scrap for every ball.

There will be a fantastic atmosphere there and it could be the last time Wolves play at Goodison Park. It’s a proper old football stadium and we need to take all three points against a side in a similar predicament as us.