The race is on to become the next Wolves manager, but whoever takes the job must know the task of saving them from relegation would be enormous.
After ten games in the competition this season, Wolves managed to draw twice and lose the remaining eight games.
Wolves have started an extensive search for a new manager
Wolves have officially started their search for a new manager, and according to Molineux newsthe club’s shortlist is already taking shape and several high-profile names are being considered.
Early candidates include Gary O’Neil and Rob Edwards, both admired for their work in the Premier League and Championship, while Michael Carrick has also been mentioned following his impressive spell at Middlesbrough.
But perhaps the most intriguing developments involve two names that have caught the attention of the Wolves hierarchy: Brendan Rodgers and Robbie Keane.
Rodgers is said to be open to taking over the Wolves job should the opportunity arise. The former Leicester City and Celtic boss has been linked with several Premier League vacancies over the past year.
Another fascinating twist in the management race, however, comes in the form of Keane, who has formally applied for the position.
The former striker, who started his professional career with the club at the age of 17, is keen to return to Molineux as a manager.
Robbie Keane will be the new Wolves boss?
Keane has steadily built his CV as an assistant at Leeds United, Middlesbrough and with the Republic of Ireland national team. Most recently he managed Maccabi Tel Aviv, where his attacking football style and motivational leadership earned him critical acclaim.
They want someone who can inspire, not just manage. It remains to be seen who wins the race to become their next manager.
Whether they opt for the proven experience of Rodgers or the passion and promise of Keane, the Premier League strugglers have a big decision to make.
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