West Bromwich Albion continue to search for a permanent manager after the departure of Darren Moore earlier this season.
Jimmy Shan took charge for the rest of the campaign but he failed to lead Albion back to the Premier League as they lost out to Aston Villa in the play-offs semi-finals.
The Baggies are now expected to bring in a new man as they look to win promotion to the top-flight next season.
It's very likely that a decision will be made within the next fortnight, with interviews between club and candidates beginning this week. Albion will be looking to get someone in and get an idea of their playing style and transfer wishes.
Vfl Wolfsburg manager Bruno Labbadia is the latest name in the frame for the job.
SportBild report that the 53-year-old is leaving the Bundesliga club with his contract expiring and is assessing his options with the Hawthorns a possible destination.
He has taken Wolfsburg into the Europa League next season with a sixth place finish.
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Managerial career
Labbadia started his managerial career at Darmdtadt 98 in 2003 and he spent three years at the club before moving to Greuther Fürth in March 2007.
In 2008, he was hired by Bayer Leverkusen where he enjoyed a season before heading to Hamburg and then Stuttgart.
A return to Hamburg followed in 2015 but he was sacked in the September 2016 with the club in 16th position.
He was appointed by the Wolves in February 2018 as they sought avoid relegation to the second division.
Labbadia helped save Wolfsburg, via the play-offs, in 2017/18 before steering them into the top six this term.
Win ratio
Labbadia has take charge of 447 games, winning 204 and losing 94 with 149 draws.
He has a win percentage of 45.64 with a 44.00 per cent win ratio at his last club Wolfsburg.
His future
Labbadia announced he wouldn't be renewing his contract in March,
"I would like to thank the club, but above all the team for the fantastic and intense months that have gone by," he said in a statement.
"I have been thinking about the future in the past few weeks and have now come to the conclusion that I am no longer available to Wolfsburg from the summer.
"We in the coaching team wanted to personally communicate the decision of the entire team, so we decided to do that before the international break. Now we are focusing on bringing the season to a successful end at full speed."
The German manager has admitted that he has already turned down two jobs after leaving Wolfsburg.
He could be set for a move abroad with reports of interest from China as well as West Brom while other Championship clubs are thought to be keeping close watch.
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