
Key strength: Shot-stopping
Shot-stopper
Anchored to the foot of the Premier League table, Wolverhampton Wanderers find themselves in a desperate relegation battle, and Portuguese goalkeeper José Sá stands as their last line of defense. At 33 years old, the experienced shot-stopper has logged 900 minutes across 10 appearances this season, yet the goals continue to flow past him as Wolves struggle to find their footing. Valued at £5 million, Sá combines his 1.92m frame with the modern goalkeeping essentials—shot-stopping prowess and solid distribution—but even his reflexes haven't been enough to stem the bleeding. Behind a backline featuring centre-back Ladislav Krejci and full-backs Hugo Bueno and Jackson Tchatchoua, Sá faces an unrelenting barrage of opposition attacks week after week. With the club rooted in 20th place and facing an uphill battle for survival, every save Sá makes carries the weight of Wolves' Premier League future. His commanding aerial presence and positioning remain vital assets as Gary O'Neil's side desperately seek to climb out of the drop zone.