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Wolves fear the manager job will be a “tough sell” for candidates if they sack Gary O’Neil,O’Neil is expected to come under huge sack pressure this week after his side lost 2-1 away at West Ham on Monday
However, the Midlands club fear they will be unable to attract a top manager to the job as they will have limited funds to spend in the January transfer window.Wolves sit 19th in the Premier League table and are four points adrift of safety after 15 games.David Moyes, Luton manager Rob Edwards and West Brom boss Carlos Corberan have been linked with the potential vacancy at Molineux.
Join the Football Insider WhatsApp channel to get all our exclusives and the breaking transfer news FIRST.Any new manager could come into the role ahead of two crunch clashes against Ipswich Town and Leicester City .
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