Club legend Steve Bull feels Wolverhampton Wanderers fans can expect to see a number of shocks this summer, with some key players possibly facing the chop under new boss Bruno Lage.

Former Benfica head coach Lage was appointed as Wolves' new chief last month, following Nuno Espirito Santo's decision to leave at the end of last season.

The Portuguese has moved quickly to add two promising youngsters to his squad, with 20-year-old defender Yerson Mosquera making the move from Colombian outfit Atletico Nacional and Francisco Trincão completing a season-long loan switch from Spanish giants Barcelona.

Lage is expected to be busy in the transfer window, with fears that Nuno could be looking to take some of his former charges to Tottenham Hotspur following his appointment in north London.

Bull, who is Wolves' record top goalscorer, feels a number of players who have played a key role since the club's Championship title win in 2018 could move on from Molineux.

Speaking exclusively to Football FanCast, he said: "It all comes down to the new manager but I would keep all of the players, if I could, and strengthen on top of that.

"I think we're going to see a lot of shocks. I know the manager has come in and there will still be a lot of players going out who no-one would have expected to leave.

"There will also be players coming in who no-one expected. Hopefully, when a player signs, he needs to get his feet under the table as soon as possible.

"On that first day of training, Lage needs a full and fit squad to have a good go next year."