Dan Bentley has signed a new three-year deal with Wolves, including an option for a further year, securing the future of the goalkeeper to the club.
The experienced stopper was one of several key arrivals in the West Midlands during the 2023 January window and has gone on feature 10 times in Premier League and cup competitions.
Bentley has proved to be a reliable member of the Wolves’ goalkeeping department, having kept five clean sheets in those games, including two shut outs at Molineux against Burnley, which helped secure three points in last season’s Premier League as well as securing passage into the third round of the current Carabao Cup campaign last month.
A vocal organiser when he’s on the pitch, the former Bristol City captain has been as influential in the dressing room during his time in Old Gold, forming part of the senior leadership group behind the scenes at Compton Park.
Bentley’s vast experience in the game and his leadership qualities have helped raise standards on and off the pitch at Wolves, with the 31-year-old providing important support to the captains he has worked with at the club.
