Sam Allardyce Open to Wolves Manager Position

Wolves Seek New Leadership After Pereira’s Exit

Wolverhampton Wanderers are in search of a new head coach following the recent dismissal of Vitor Pereira.

Previous Negotiations with O’Neil

Plans to appoint former manager Gary O’Neil appeared to be nearing completion yesterday before he opted to withdraw from discussions.

Allardyce’s Experience and Reflection

Sam Allardyce’s most recent tenure was with Leeds United, where he managed the team for four matches but was unable to avert their relegation from the Premier League.

In an interview with talkSPORT, Allardyce shared his thoughts: “Considering the number of times I’ve mentioned retirement, I can’t entirely rule out a comeback.

A Personal Connection to Wolves

“Looking at Wolves, they were one of the clubs I admired as a child, so who knows what could happen?”

He added, “However, I’ve heard they’re in search of a younger coach, so I’m uncertain if my opportunity will arise again.”

Allardyce concluded, “I’m not actively seeking a role, but if the chance arises, it does. If not, that’s okay. Living in sunny Dubai makes one question the need for such stress.”