Jarvis, who played for Wolves between 2007 and 2012, made 164 league appearances and scored 19 goals during his tenure. He was known for his pace and crossing accuracy, earning the club’s Player of the Year award in 2011.
In his new role, Jarvis will utilize his extensive experience to support and develop the next generation of Wolves talent. He has been with the club since August 2024, according to his LinkedIn profile. This position is not his first off-field involvement in football; he has also served as a club ambassador for West Ham United for three years.
Reflecting on his playing career, Jarvis has expressed deep affection for his time at Wolves, stating, “I absolutely loved my time there. I still do. I still go back and there are still loads of people that are still there. It is such a big part of my footballing career.”
Since retiring from professional football at the end of the 2020/21 season, Jarvis has remained connected to the sport, particularly through roles that allow him to mentor young players. His return to Wolves in this capacity underscores his commitment to the club and his desire to contribute to its future success by shaping the careers of emerging tal
ents.
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