Wolves manager search: Ex Lyon boss Peter Bosz latest to be interviewed
Wolves have interviewed Peter Bosz for their head coach vacancy as he becomes the latest name to be added to their managerial shortlist.
The 58-year-old was sacked by French club Lyon earlier this month after a poor start to the season.
He has managed at several top clubs including Ajax, who he took to the Europa League final in 2017, as well as Borussia Dortmund and Bayer Leverkusen.
Bosz also had a long playing career as a midfielder, most notably with Feyenoord.
Now, the Dutchman is in the frame to potentially take over as Bruno Lage’s successor at Wolves. It is understood Bosz has had an interview for the role.
He is joined on the shortlist by QPR boss Michael Beale, who is highly thought of but is yet to be approached, and former boss Nuno Espírito Santo.
Conversations have been held with Nuno’s representatives, however it is understood he is not the leading candidate.
Wolves are considering a number of candidates before making their decision, which could come this week.
Interim bosses Steve Davis and James Collins will take charge of the fixture against Crystal Palace tonight.
