Those who keep tabs on English football must have heard the name of Sam Allardyce.
Since the birth of the Premier League in 1992, Allardyce has been there, managing multiple clubs in the competition.
The 71-year-old started his managerial career at West Bromwich Albion in 1989 as an assistant coach. His first role as a permanent manager came at Blackpool in 1994.
After that, he joined Notts County in 1997 before moving on to Bolton Wanderers in 1999. That is when he became a massive name in English football.
In his entire career so far, Allardyce has managed over 10 Premier League clubs, and he also managed the England national team once in 2016.
However, after his last job at Leeds United in 2023, when he got sacked after 4 games once Leeds were relegated, it seemed will not return to football management again.
But a door of opportunity has just opened for Sam Allardyce, and according to talkSPORT, he is ready to pounce on it.
Yes, Sam Allardyce is getting liked with a sensational return to English top-fight football. Yes, Wolves are thinking about making him their next manager.
Wolves started this season in the worst possible fashion. In the first 10 games of the season, they have yet to win a game. Also, they have conceded the most goals.
That is why they had to sack Vitor Pereira. Also, the Portuguese boss wanted to leave in the summer after Wolves sold the likes of Matheus Cunha to Manchester United.
However, he decided to stay, and what happened afterwards made his sacking inevitable. Now, the Wolves will be looking to bounce back after appointing their new manager.
If Sam Allardyce does take up the role of the new Wolves manager, he will have a very tough task for the 71-year-old.\
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