Molineux has been Wolverhampton Wanderers’ home since 1889 and is one of the oldest Football League grounds still in use. The 31,750-seat stadium sits just north of Wolverhampton city centre, with a matchday catchment across the Black Country and the wider West Midlands.
What happens here
- Wolverhampton Wanderers Championship, FA Cup and EFL Cup home matches.
- Wolves Women and academy fixtures where scheduled.
- Club events, conferences, banqueting and private hire.
- Occasional concerts and major non-football events.
Who runs hospitality and catering
Levy UK has been Wolves’ exclusive food and hospitality provider at Molineux since June 2019, covering matchday concourses, premium hospitality and non-matchday events. Levy also took on the Wolves Megastore and online retail in 2024, and caters at the Sir Jack Hayward training ground.
What’s it like to work here
Molineux still has Premier League-scale hospitality after eight seasons in the top flight, and Championship crowds fill most of the 31,750 seats. Casual teams need to keep concourses moving in a tight, city-centre ground and look after a loud home crowd, especially for local derbies and cup ties.
Apply via Levy UK for bars, kiosks, hospitality and retail. Wolves recruit general stewards and turnstile operators in-house through the club vacancies page.
For staff in Wolverhampton, Dudley, Walsall, Telford and Birmingham, it is the main Championship matchday venue in the Black Country.
Other operators
Specialist cleaning, traffic and facilities contractors may recruit around the busiest fixtures and non-football events.
