West Bromwich Albion are being suggested as a potential destination for the former Wolverhampton Wanderers manager.
Former Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Mick McCarthy could be considered by West Bromwich Albion, according to the Daily Mail.
The newspaper lists West Brom, along with Reading and Sheffield Wednesday as potential next destinations for McCarthy, the current Ipswich Town boss.
McCarthy is said to be facing an uncertain future at Ipswich, where he is out of contract in the summer and growing increasingly unpopular despite an impressive record on a tight budget.
And with a managerial change potentially on the cards at West Brom, where Alan Pardew has struggled since his November appointment, it’s perhaps no surprise to see the 59-year-old liked to the Hawthorns post – despite his Wolves connections.
McCarthy spent six years with the Baggies’ rivals, and led them to promotion from the Championship in 2009 – a feat which Albion may be looking to repeat next season.
The majority of West Brom fans, however, aren’t so keen…
Wolves fans, on the other hand, would seemingly welcome the Yorkshireman’s return to the Black Country…
Could the former Wolves manager really land the West Brom post?
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