The managerial merry-go-round at Molineux continues to spin at a frantic pace, with Wolverhampton Wanderers facing increasing competition for their top targets from Premier League rivals.
O'Neil in High Demand
Current Wolves boss Gary O'Neil has emerged as a surprise candidate for two London clubs, with both Chelsea and Crystal Palace reportedly monitoring his situation closely. The 40-year-old English manager has impressed during his tenure at Wolves, catching the eye of bigger clubs despite the Midlands side's inconsistent form.
Candidate Shortlist Revealed
Wolves have been actively compiling their shortlist of potential replacements, with several names standing out as frontrunners:
- Carlos Corberan - The West Bromwich Albion manager remains the bookmakers' favourite
- Pereira - Another strong contender in the running
- Several unnamed European coaches - Adding an element of surprise to the search
Timing Becomes Critical
With pre-season preparations looming, Wolves hierarchy understands the urgency of resolving their managerial situation. The club faces pressure not only from the ticking clock but also from rival clubs circling their preferred candidates.
The situation remains fluid, with developments expected rapidly as Wolves attempt to secure their man before other Premier League clubs make their moves. The coming days could prove decisive in shaping Wolverhampton's future direction.
