Report: Former Wolves boss being lined up for Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace are reportedly targeting Nuno Espirito Santo as their new manager.
Espirito Santo left Wolves just two weeks ago after four years in charge at Molineux.
Since guiding the Wanderers to the Championship title in 2017-18 season, the former Porto manager steered Wolves into the Europa League two seasons running.
However he left Wolves by mutual consent after they finished 13th in the Premier League.
Now The Sun are reporting that the Eagles are keen on appointing the 47-year-old as their new manager.
Roy Hodgson departed Selhurst Park at the end of the season after four years managing the South London club.
The Eagles have also shortlisted Barnsley’s Valerian Ismael and Swansea’s Steve Cooper.
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