Kenny Jackett wants total commitment at Wolves

The Molineux head coach has already transfer-listed four senior players and allowed Adam Hammill and Dorus De Vries to leave the club.

He is also expecting Bakary Sako to complete his move to Premier League outfit Fulham. He is aware that some players are not excited about League One football next season.

But the 51-year-old wants them to see the challenge in the same way he does – restoring the club to the big time.

He said: "I want – and I'm going to need – people who are committed to the cause and want to be here and see this as the type of fantastic opportunity and the fantastic club that I do.

"If they are not committed – and I'm talking about all the players – my interest in them will go pretty quickly. I do see motivation levels as a big thing, especially in League One.

"We are in this transition period where there are players of ability and they're being linked elsewhere.

"It's my job to negotiate this period and make sure we come out of it with a team that does the club justice, because this is a massive club and a great club.

"There has to be a team here with players that are proud to pull the shirt on.

"The season starts in five weeks and we have to be ready with people that want to be here and want to play for us."

Meanwhile, former Wolves centre-back Christophe Berra is again attracting the interest of fallen giants Glasgow Rangers.

Ibrox boss Ally McCoist is trying to put a deal together to lure the Scotland international – released by Wolves at the end of the season – back to his home-land.

McCoist said: "Christophe is someone I'm looking at. I have spoken to him and to his agent. The signs are we could possibly do something."