Wolverhampton Wanderers are edging excitingly closer to securing their next permanent manager.
READ MORE: PSG reach agreement with world-class goalkeeper
Following the departure of former manager Nuno Espirito Santo, the Midlands side has been on the lookout for the Portuguese tactician’s successor.
Now, according to a recent report from BBC Sport, the club finally appear to be making headway in their pursuit.
Bruno Lage is closer to becoming the next #Wolves boss after being cleared to move to the Premier League by the FA.
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) June 2, 2021
It has been widely reported that the frontrunner to take the reins at the Molineux Stadium is former Benfica boss Bruno Lage.
However, following a permit meeting held earlier on Wednesday, good news finally appears to be on the horizon for fans.
The Portuguese manager did not automatically qualify for a work permit due to the new post-Brexit rules.
However, this issue now appears to be resolved with an official announcement from the club expected soon.
Happy with the news, Wolves fans? – Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
Much rather had seen Conceicao or Zidane at Wolves. Mendes gets his way again, this guy Lage has been out of work for nearly 2 years, no track record. He was at Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea as assistant coach lol, I wonder how many games he’ll get before Fosun get rid of him ?
Mendes has screwed us over again !!!
Oh well relegation fodder this season. If this is taking the club forward then god help us, we aint got a cat in hells chance !!!!