Former Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Walter Zenga believes he wasn’t given enough time at the club to turn their fortunes around. Zenga was recently sacked by the Championship side after just a few months in the role.
When asked who was most impatient, Wolves with him or Inter with De Boer, Zenga said: “Wolverhampton with me, sure. But we have one thing in common: Chinese owners.
The former Italy international also said in the time he was the manager of Wolves Inter Milan had three managers, which he thinks isn’t good for the Serie A side: I’ve been at Wolverhampton 87 days and in that same period, the Inter has changed three coaches. It is not easy to recover from a blow like that.”
Zenga joined Wolves in the summer following the takeover of the Championship side. A number of players were brought in during the window with the help of super-agent Jorge Mendes, including recruits from Benfica. However, Wolves’ poor start to the season cost Zenga his job after just a few months in the role, and the club is now led by Paul Lambert.
