• Wolves speak with former Ajax and Borussia Dortmund manager Peter Bosz.
• The outcome of the game against Crystal Palace have a significant impact.
• Nuno Espirito Santo has also been in contact with the club, however it is thought unlikely that he will return to Molineux.

Peter Bosz, a former manager of Ajax and Borussia Dortmund, has spoken with Wolves regarding their open managerial position.

Chairman Jeff Shi is still considering qualified candidates to take Bruno Lage’s place after he was fired on October 2. Despite recently losing his job at French club Lyon, Bosz, 58, is still well-liked throughout Europe. Shi was unable to secure his top pick, Julen Lopetegui, who desires to stay in Spain after being fired by Sevilla.

The possibility exists that the present temporary managers James Collins and Steve Davis may stay in command through the middle of November, when the Premier League will be suspended for the World Cup.

The outcome of the game against Crystal Palace and, assuming they are still in charge, Sunday’s match at Leicester, might, however, have a significant impact.

Nuno Espirito Santo, a former manager of Wolves, has also been in contact with the club, however it is thought unlikely that he will return to Molineux.

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