Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C. Development Squad and Academy

Players in italics have featured in a first-team match day squad during the 2020-21 season.

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 26 MF  ENG Taylor Perry 39 MF  ENG Luke Cundle 40 FW  AZE Renat Dadashov 42 DF  IRL Lewis Richards 43 DF  FRA Raphaël Nya 44 DF  ENG Michael Agboola 46 FW  ENG Austin Samuels 47 DF  AUT Pascal Estrada 50 MF  MAS Hong Wan 51 DF  CTA Cyriaque Mayounga 53 FW  IRL Conor Carty 56 GK  ENG Joe Young

No. Pos. Nation Player 57 DF  NED Nigel Lonwijk 58 DF  NIR Jack Scott 60 FW  CAN Theodor Corbeanu 64 DF  ESP Hugo Bueno 71 FW  CHN Dongda He 75 DF   SUI Christian Marques 77 MF  WAL Chem Campbell 78 GK  ENG Jackson Smith 79 DF  ENG Joseph Joseph 80 MF  ENG Sadou Diallo 82 MF  CHN David Wang

Out on loan

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player 38 MF  GER Meritan Shabani (on loan at VVV-Venlo) 41 DF  ENG Luke Matheson (on loan at Ipswich Town) 48 GK  ENG Jamie Pardington (on loan at Mansfield Town) — DF  ENG Dion Sanderson (on loan at Sunderland)

No. Pos. Nation Player — DF  POR Toti (on loan at Grasshopper) — MF  ENG Ryan Giles (on loan at Rotherham United) — MF  SVK Christián Herc (on loan at Karviná)

Wolverhampton Wanderers Academy is a Category 1 status facility and has produced several high-profile graduates including internationals Robbie Keane and Joleon Lescott.[3] Many other players have gone on to play first team football at Molineux, including current first-team player Morgan Gibbs-White

The academy is managed by Scott Sellars, with Steve Davis the current U18 lead coach and is based at the club's Sir Jack Hayward Training Ground.[4][5]

All players are correct in accordance to the Wolves Official Website (not including trialists)[6]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player — GK  ISL Pálmi Arinbjörnsson — GK  ENG Joe O’Shaughnessy — GK  ENG James Storer — DF  SIN Harry Birtwistle — DF  NED Justin Hubner — DF  ENG Ryan Jarvis — DF  ENG Kam Kandola — DF  ENG Dexter Lembikisa — DF  ENG Filozofe Mabete — DF  ENG Ollie Tipton — MF  ENG Amarie Brown — MF  WAL Owen Hesketh — MF  ENG Jack Hodnett — MF  ENG Aaron Keto-Diyawa

No. Pos. Nation Player — MF  ENG Ethan McLeod — MF  ENG Lee McLoughlin — MF  ENG Temple Ojinnaka — MF  ENG Dean Pinnington — MF  AUS Dylan Scicluna — MF  ENG Adam Thompson — FW  ENG Ty Barnett — FW  ESP Erik Bugarin — FW  ENG Jaden Forrester — FW  ENG Ackeme Francis-Burrell — FW  NIR Lee Harkin — FW  ENG Mason Rees — FW  ENG Tyler Roberts — FW  LBR Faisu Sangare

The Michael Bristow trophy is named after Mike Bristow, a lifelong Wolverhampton Wanderers FC supporter, who died in 2008.

The trophy was donated to Wolverhampton Wanderers FC by Keith Brown.

The trophy is a sterling silver cup, below which are engraved the names of the annual winner, which is decided upon by Wolves and awarded annually to their Academy Scholar of the Year. The trophy is retained in the trophy room at the Molineux.

The presentation is generally made on the pitch in one of the final first team home games of the season, by Keith Brown, Hazel Bristow and Matt Bristow. The winner is given an engraved trophy donated by Keith Brown or Hazel Bristow, to mark their achievement.

Season	Winner
2009	John Dunleavy
2010	Jamie Reckord
2011	Johnny Gorman
2012	Sam Whittall
2013	Dominic Iorfa
2014	Ibrahim Keita
2015	Regan Upton
2016	Ryan Leak
2017	Cameron John
2018	Ryan Giles
2019	Taylor Perry
2020	Christian Marques