Fulham, Cardiff City, and Wolverhampton Wanderers would be looking forward to strengthening their teams as they will be playing in the Premier League after an amazing season in the second-tier championship.
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The article you need to read to know about the newly promoted clubs
We don’t know much about these newly promoted clubs, so why not read this now, the Premier League started on 11 August!
1. Fulham
It is still very doubtful how Fulham’s manager Slavisa Jokanovic’s free-flowing attitude and technique will help them in the Premier League.
Andre Schurrle will be joining the team this season after playing for Borussia Dortmund, Bayer Leverkusen, Wolfsburg, and Chelsea.
He also helped Germany to win the FIFA World Cup 2014. However, it is Jean Seri who everyone is keen to watch.
Seri will definitely take some time to adjust the transfer from Ligue 1 to the Premier League, but is expected to do well under Jokanovic.
2. Cardiff City
Cardiff City has always been the team that is too comfortable with themselves. However, it will the club manager, Neil Warnock’s, responsibility to prep them up as they enter the Premier League as favourites.
The club’s hope will be on Junior Hoilett who scored nine goals and made 11 assists in the championship.
Bobby Reid, the club’s latest signing, has transformed into an important player for the team after he managed to score five goals and make four assists in both the 2015-16 and 2016-17 seasons.
When the midfielder was representing Bristol City, he hit 19 goals in the championship. Warnock has a major role to bring the team together.
3. Wolverhampton Wanderers
In the last season, Wolverhampton Wanderers won 30 out of their 46 games. The credit goes to the club’s manager, Nuno Espirito Santo, who was formerly working with Valencia and Porto.
He changed the club’s style of play by switching to the 3 – 4 – 3 formation by Conor Coady. Santo made him the team’s ball distributor.
The team’s latest member, Joao Moutinho, was made Coady’s assistance to take some pressure off him. Ruben Neves was given more freedom so he could make use of his creativity.
Diogo Jota was the star of the season for the Wolves as he scored 17 goals in 44 appearances.
The 21-year-old can handle the ball with either feet and has a strong defense technique.
In the Premier League 2016-17, the team only won one of their 12 matches and is hoping for a better performance this year.
