Wolves could reportedly look to appoint a new permanent manager before the end of the calendar year.
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The Old Gold have had a disappointing start to their latest Premier League season, which has seen the team win just two of their 12 matches.
Having got rid of Bruno Lage at the start of the month, Steve Davis has been in charge of the team while the club's hierarchy look to appoint a new head coach.
They were originally expected to continue with Davis in charge when Jeff Shi announced as much last week, but a new twist has now emerged regarding the club's plans to get a new manager through the door at Molineux.
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According to a recent report by Wolves journalist Liam Keen, writing for the Express & Star, the Midlands club could move for a new head coach before 2023 if the right candidate is found.
The report includes the information that "Wolves have interviewed several candidates for the role but announced last week that interim boss Steve Davis would remain in charge until 2023 to offer stability and continuity, with the players backing that decision."
However, the recent 4-0 defeat against Leicester City has changed that stance, and they could now spring into action in the coming days and weeks.