Gary Rowett is reportedly keen on the West Bromwich Albion job.
According to The Express and Star, Gary Rowett would be open to an approach from West Bromwich Albion as their managerial hunt continues.
The Baggies sacked boss Darren Moore just over a week ago now, parting ways despite Moore having them sat in fourth place in the Championship table.
Caretaker boss James Shan has been in charge for the last two games, overseeing wins against Swansea City and Brentford as their play-off place still looks secure.
West Brom are still seeking a new manager though, and whilst Slavisa Jokanovic and Preston boss Alex Neil are being linked, another boss appears to be keen.
The Express and Star report that Rowett would be open to an approach from West Brom, after being sacked by Stoke City in January.
Rowett, 45, had a strong reputation with Burton Albion and Birmingham City, before doing a decent job with Derby County, taking them to the play-offs last season.
He then moved on to Stoke last summer, but struggled to rebuild the Potters following their relegation from the Premier League, and was sacked in January after just nine wins in 29 games.
West Brom may not be interested in Rowett after he struggled with rivals Stoke, but he’s another name with Championship experience that the Baggies can consider.
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