Wolves, John Textor, Dragan Solak, Southampton and DAZN are the topics in this week's Business of Football column

It was claimed ahead of the Burnley clash that Vitor Pereira had four games to save his job, but you’ve got to wonder if he’ll get that long after laying into the unimpressed Wolves fans after the 3-2 defeat to Scott Parker’s newly-promoted side.

Enzo Maresca has just taken his press conference ahead of Chelsea’s EFL Cup tie against Wolves, and the whole thing began with an important team news update.The Chelsea manager revealed in his

The hosts are having a difficult start to the season and find themselves in 19th position. Wolves have lost their last match 1-0 away to Bournemouth, and have been losing at both half time and full time in 5 of their last 6 matches in the Premier League.

Wolves U21s secured their first Premier League International Cup victory, defeating PSV Eindhoven U21s 2-0 at Aggborough on Tuesday evening. Goals from Enso Gonzalez and Dani Angel were enough for the Old Gold, who made it four wins from their last five matches.

Summer signing Delap picked up his serious hamstring injury in our game against Fulham on the 30th of August, so it’s been two full months out. Obvious he will play only a few minutes tomorrow and be gradually eased back into action, as Maresca added:

“Sacked in the morning,” was the chant Wolves fans sang at their manager, Vitor Pereira, after the Premier League loss to Burnley on Sunday. Wolves players have apologised for their torrid form, which currently sees them sitting rock bottom of the Premier League table.

Mick Brown believes Brendan Rodgers is unlikely to consider becoming Wolves manager following his surprise exit from Celtic.