Former Swansea City manager Michael Laudrup has been linked with replacing Sam Allardyce as West Ham manager next season, according to Wales online.
Allardyce is widely expected to leave the club at the end of the season, upon the expiry of his current contract, but the club has yet to narrow down the shortlist of potential replacements.
Laudrup is currently placed at 25/1 to be the man in the dugout next season, and has enjoyed some success as a Premier League manager.
He led Swansea to a remarkable Capital One Cup victory in 2013, entering them in the Europa League, but a dismal run of form in the 2013/14 season, as well as a falling out with Huw Jenkins resulted in his departure from the club.
He’s now managing in Qatar with Lekhwiya, but would consider a return to European football management if the right offer came in.
