Wolverhampton Wanderers face a relegated Leicester City this Saturday, and club legend Steve Bull has issued a bold challenge to the players: to finally unleash their full attacking potential.

With Premier League safety already secured, Wolves enjoy the freedom to play with attacking abandon. Manager Vitor Pereira might even debut 17-year-old Mateus Mane, a rising star from the club's academy. But for Bull, the focus isn't just on the win; it's about making a statement.

“I’d love to see us score four, five or even six!” Bull declared to the Express & Star. “But they won’t lie down and let us win the game. Ruud van Nistelrooy and his players have their own futures to fight for, and we have to take the game to them.”

This desire stems from Wolves' inability to score more than four goals in a single match all season, despite their recent surge in form. Their best performances this season saw them defeat Fulham 4-1 and Tottenham 4-2. While Leicester, already relegated, will be fighting for pride and individual milestones – notably, Jamie Vardy aiming for his 200th career goal – Bull believes Wolves have the opportunity to showcase their offensive strength.

“It’s about us – we’re at home and we have to give our fans something to cheer about,” Bull added. The uncertainty surrounding several players' futures at the club adds extra motivation for a strong performance before the season concludes.

This match offers more than just bragging rights. A strong finish could translate into increased prize money for Wolves, attracting better players during the next transfer window. It also provides a platform to signal the club's ambitions for next season, potentially setting the stage for a top-half finish.

The pressure is on, but with their recent five-game winning streak and the league double over Manchester United already secured, Wolves enter the match with momentum and confidence. Can they heed Bull's call and deliver a historic performance?

Meanwhile, Leicester manager Ruud van Nistelrooy acknowledges Wolves' impressive turnaround under Pereira, praising their efforts since he took over in December. Van Nistelrooy also addressed his own future at Leicester, hinting at ongoing discussions with the club's board.

The stage is set for an exciting clash at Molineux. Will Wolves rise to the challenge and deliver the emphatic victory Bull desires? Only time will tell.