West Bromwich Albion He is reportedly in talks with the 4-2-3-1 manager who has two wins over Al-Bejay on his CV.
West Brom have been linked with more managers after Wiki's move collapsed
Those at The Hawthorns are still searching for Carlos Corberan's long-term successor and have returned to the search after a move by Rafael Wiki fell through.
Chris Brunt remains in charge of West Brom on a temporary basis with the club outside the squad championship Qualifying places, and there have been a number of names mooted as targets since Wiki's move collapsed.
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Former Everton coach Sean Dyche and Former Stoke City coach Steven Schumacher There are two rumored options for the Baggies, but it looks as if a familiar face is looking to return.
West Bromwich in Tony Mowbray talks
According to Club Insider DOOD, West Brom are in talks with former Baggies coach Tony Mowbray. The 61-year-old, who captained the club between 2006-09, is out of work but appears ready to return after his recent illness and is in discussions with staff at The Hawthorns.
DOOD has turned to X to claim that the length of the contract on offer “could be a stumbling block” but discussions are continuing.
Mowbray, who plays A 4-2-3-1 The system, has recently been praised by critics Carlton Palmer Amid links to returning to the club, he described the coach as a “great coach.”
“It's a very difficult situation West Brom find themselves in, they have a very talented squad and they have a chance of securing another play-off place. I'm a huge fan of Tony Mowbray, he's recovered from cancer, he's a great coach and a great person.
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Palmer then added: “We know how good manager Tony Mowbray is and how well he works with young players, but it's a difficult decision to make because we don't know the circumstances surrounding the finances in terms of recruiting players.
“If you are a coach, this seems like the right time to start the open transfer window, and if they can bring a striker into this talented team, they will certainly be good enough to reach the playoffs.”
Mowbray who won Two of the nine matches are against West Bromwich Over the past six years, he has won the Second Division title with the Baggies in 2008, so he could be looking for another promotion to the Premier League in the Midlands, making this one worth watching.