Erik ten Hag is one of the names being considered as the next Wolverhampton Wanderers manager, sources have told ESPN.

Wolves' director of professional football, Domenico Teti, has left his role at the club, according to The Athletic's David Ornstein.Ornstein confirmed that the Midlands club agreed to 'part company'

But we understand that former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is of interest to Wolves, and obviously, he is available, having been sacked by Bayer Leverkusen in September after just three games in charge there.

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Wolverhampton Wanderers has fired manager Vitor Pereira after a winless start to the season left the team in last place in the Premier League

We asked for your views on who the next Wolves boss should be. Here are some of your comments: John: 'It can't go on like this, can it? It can'. Famous words from Mick McCarthy. We have to get whoever we can get at this point, because who would want this job? Realistically, I would want Brendan Rodgers, but whoever it is good luck!

Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked head coach Vitor Pereira just 45 days after he signed a new three-year contract with the club. Pereira’s final game in charge was Saturday’s 3-0 loss to Fulham which the 57-year-old described as his side’s “worst performance” of his tenure.

Wolves' director of professional football, Domenico Teti, has left his role at the club, according to The Athletic's David Ornstein. Ornstein confirmed that the Midlands club agreed to 'part company' with the Italian, who only took the role in June.

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