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Wolverhampton Wanderers relegated from Premier League, leaving Hwang Hee-chan's future in doubt

Tuesday, 21 April 2026, 00:08 · 1 min read

Wolverhampton Wanderers (an English Premier League football club based in the West Midlands) have been relegated to the second-tier EFL Championship after a goalless draw between Crystal Palace and West Ham United on Monday mathematically confirmed their fate, with five matches still to play. South Korean forward Hwang Hee-chan, who is contracted to the club until 2028, is now expected to seek a transfer this summer after a difficult season in which injuries and poor form limited him to just two goals in 21 league appearances. The relegation also raises the prospect of no South Korean player featuring in the Premier League next season, as other Korean prospects in the English football pyramid have yet to firmly establish themselves at the top flight.

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