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Edwards said some Wolves players ‘have got to go’ this summer after their 3-0 defeat to Brighton.
The defeat marked Wolves’ 24th league loss of the season and left them with a high goals conceded tally.
Edwards said he was prepared for short-term pain when he took over in November with the club bottom of the table.
Edwards claimed the team’s start against Brighton was “shocking” and that players were not doing their jobs.
The manager stressed changes would begin after the season concludes on May 24.
Edwards remains optimistic about the club’s future despite relegation concerns.
He attributed Wolves’ struggles to a “shocking start” and noted the team was already behind in the league.
Wolves’ remaining fixtures include matches against Fulham and Burnley as the season ends.
Edwards took over in November with the club bottom of the table and two points.
The article cites a pattern of recent defeats, including four losses and a draw since a long break.

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Hinshelwood has thrived as Brighton’s No 10 since February, contributing goals and assists as the team contends for Europe.
Hurzeler praised Hinshelwood for his runs in behind, saying he attacks the box and creates space for teammates.
Brighton’s win over Wolves kept them seventh, with two games remaining to chase European football.
Hinshelwood’s versatility includes appearances as right-back, left-back, and an attacking midfielder for England’s junior teams.
Hurzeler extended his contract with Brighton through 2029, underscoring the club’s long-term faith in his project.
Hinshelwood already has 77 senior appearances and a UEFA B coaching license, showing maturity beyond his years.
The goal against Wolves was the fastest in Brighton’s Premier League history, at 35 seconds.
Hinshelwood’s scoring form has included three goals in three games prior to the Wolves match, signaling his finishing potential.
The article notes Hinshelwood’s potential for a future World Cup appearance with sustained development.
The manager credited Hinshelwood as a perfect profile for the attacking role and beyond.
The report highlights Brighton’s international prospects and their European ambitions under Hurzeler.
Hinshelwood’s development reflects the club’s broader strategy of evolving positions to maximize attacking output.

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