The 2015-16 campaign was a season of transition and mid-table consolidation for Wolverhampton Wanderers as the club secured a 14th-place finish in the Championship. Leading the charge was the prolific striker Benik Afobe, whose 9 league goals proved vital before his high-profile January departure to the Premier League. Despite off-field uncertainty following owner Steve Morgan's decision to sell the club, the season featured memorable moments like a festive four-game winning streak and the emergence of fan favorites like Matt Doherty. It remains a significant chapter that marked the end of the Kenny Jackett era and laid the groundwork for the club's eventual return to the top flight.