23 Oct 2026 16:15:11
If you ask A. I. the question : How much debt are Wolverhampton Wanderers in the answer it comes up with makes interesting reading to say the least, little wonder Fosun stopped signing players and haven't unearthed anyone of note to invest in the Club, a Club that was debt free when they purchased it on the cheap.
23 Oct 2026 16:58:48
Ron - you don't need to ask AI.
The club/company publishes accounts. The debt is clearly stated in those accounts.
As I have posted many many times over the past few years it has increased very substantially - you could say in an uncontrolled fashion - over those years.
How and why is of course far from clear.
Wolves have spent virtually nothing net on players, have clearly spent minimally on the property assets, the ground etc and had one of the lowest playing wage bills in the Premier league.
So where has the money gone?
23 Oct 2026 18:04:20
To Fuson, to cover there losses that Fuson, owned companies have lost. Fusons profits are down and useing money that Wolves make to cover there losses. Thats wy since Jan Wolves have sold players to the value of 180mill to 200mill. And spent 40 mill if that wheres the rest. Plus all the players out on loan wages saved its an incredible amount of money.
24 Oct 2026 08:01:55
We may not like it but Wolverhampton Wanderers is just a small little island somewhere in the Pacific to Fosun. No way can the money clawed out of WV1 cover losses or paper over the cracks of a £2.62 billion loss in 2025!Wolves represented just 0.6% of the total group deficit.
Figures for 2026 indicate a profit of £192.6m as a result of aggressive business streamlining which hasn't yet included Wolves because we're such a relative drop in the ocean and is probably why we always end up with Shi from accounts as chairman!