Former Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis could be a major contender to take over at Cardiff City.
The 56-year-old has been tipped to replace Ole Gunnar Solskjaer following a poor start to their Championship season.
The Bluebirds lost 1-0 at home on Tuesday night to Middlesbrough and sit in 17th place on eight points.
The last time they won was in the League Cup against Port Vale on August 26.
And Solskjaer is currently holding talks with owner Vincent Tan and the board of directors on how he can turn things around.
On Tuesday, he took full blame for the defeat to Middlesbrough.
Bookmakers' odds on Pulis managing the team he grew up watching and has a soft spot for have shortened overnight.
Pulis may be looking to manager in the Premier League again but should Solksjaer and Cardiff walk away from each other, the lure of managing the Welsh club could be too good to turn down.
