Kieran Trippier is reportedly furious with Wolverhampton Wanderers and may walk away from the club just days after completing his move there.

The experienced right-back had only recently put pen to paper on a deal with Wolves, making the dismissal of manager Rob Edwards all the more shocking to him.

Edwards was sacked by the club in circumstances that have clearly left a sour taste with some of the players he had recruited or worked with directly.

Trippier is understood to have been a key target for Edwards, making the timing of the manager’s exit particularly difficult for the veteran England international.

The situation raises serious questions about the direction and decision-making at Wolverhampton Wanderers, a club that has faced significant turbulence in recent seasons.

For a player of Trippier’s experience and stature, signing for a club only to see the man who brought him in dismissed almost immediately is an extremely difficult pill to swallow.

The 35-year-old has spent the latter stages of his career looking for stability and purpose after leaving Newcastle United, and this development at Wolves represents a major setback to those plans.

It remains to be seen whether Wolves can convince Trippier to stay and commit to the project under whoever is appointed as the new manager.

The club will need to move quickly to resolve the situation, as uncertainty over a player of his profile could have wider consequences for squad morale and recruitment.

Wolves face a challenging period ahead both on and off the pitch, and how they handle the Trippier situation may well define the tone of their immediate future.

The post Kieran Trippier Considers Wolves Exit After Rob Edwards Sacking Days Into His Arrival appeared first on Gooner Daily.