Tony Pulis wanted by Wales and Swansea after West Brom sacking with 59-year-old set for immediate managerial return
Pulis was sacked on Monday but could be back in management sooner than expected with Wales and Swansea keen
TONY PULIS is reportedly wanted by both Wales and Swansea after he was sacked by West Brom.
The 59-year-old was relieved of his Baggies duties following Saturday’s heavy 4-0 defeat at home to Chelsea.
But The Telegraph claims Pulis could be heading straight back into management, with Wales eager to make him their next manager.
Chris Coleman quit the national side to take charge of Sunderland, and Pulis is seen as the ideal candidate to take over.
Wales are enjoying their greatest success in the beautiful game and came close to qualifying for the World Cup after an exceptional campaign at the Euros in 2016.
However, Pulis could have a difficult choice to make, with Swansea also said to be interested in his services.
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The Welsh outfit find themselves in a relegation dogfight after winning just two games under Paul Clement this season.
And Swansea chiefs may feel the time is right for a change as clubs start to target new signings ahead of the January transfer window.
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Meanwhile, SunSport understands West Brom want their next gaffer to be Aberdeen’s Derek McInnes.
The Baggies have asked for permission to speak with the Scot, but they are also keen on Northern Ireland’s Michael O’Neill.
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