Conor Coady Sends Heartfelt Message to Wolves Supporters Following Molineux Return, With Romain Saiss Offering Praise

Wolves continued their sensational run of form on Saturday, recording a comfortable 3-0 win over relegated Leicester City, and marking a special moment as former captain Conor Coady made his return to Molineux for the first time since departing the club.

Vitor Pereira’s side showed no signs of slowing down, dominating the match with goals from Matheus Cunha, Jorgen Strand Larsen, and Rodrigo Gomes. The result cemented Wolves as the most in-form team across Europe, with no other club currently enjoying a longer winning streak than their impressive six consecutive victories. Fans are still coming to terms with the remarkable transformation they have witnessed under Pereira’s leadership, and many are hopeful that he is ushering in a new era of success at Molineux.

One figure who understands the magic of Molineux better than most is Conor Coady. After facing Wolves over the weekend, he shared an emotional message in response to the warm reception he received from the home supporters. Throughout the match, Wolves fans sang Coady’s name — with some light-hearted jeers sprinkled in — underlining his enduring popularity after years of loyal service and leadership at the club.

Following the game, Wolves’ official Instagram account posted a tribute to Coady, writing: “It was great to see @conorcoady_ back at Molineux yesterday.”
Coady replied with gratitude, saying: “Thank you so much for the amazing reception … it will live with me forever.”
Adding to the emotional tributes, his former Wolves teammate Romain Saiss simply commented: “Legend” alongside a clapping emoji.

Could a Coady Return Still Be on the Cards?

Given how deeply Wolves still resonate with Coady, talk of a potential return this summer persists. There were reports earlier this year that Wolves explored a deadline day move to bring Coady back, which would have seen Craig Dawson heading the opposite way. Although that deal ultimately fell through, it was suggested that Coady was eager to rejoin his former club.

With Dawson set to leave Molineux once his contract expires at the end of the season, and Coady entering the final year of his deal with Leicester, a move remains financially feasible.

Whether Vitor Pereira sees Coady fitting into his long-term plans remains to be seen. However, given Pereira’s emphasis on fostering strong dressing room spirit and positive team dynamics, the door certainly appears open for a heartwarming reunion between Wolves and one of their most beloved former captains.