The Wolves boss will also discuss finances and transfer plans with chairman Jeff Shi and sporting director Matt Hobbs
The 40-year-old signed a three-year deal when he joined the club last summer, but it is thought that the owners are already keen for him to extend his stay.O’Neil, sacked by Bournemouth last year despite an impressive spell in charge, was initially an unpopular choice, but has won over supporters with his brand of football and the subsequent results.
It was reported earlier this year that Manchester United were interested in offering O’Neil a coaching role in theIndeed, he has already been privately discussing plans for the summer, including where the club need to strengthen in the transfer market and the work he needs to do on the training pitch.
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