Former Nottingham Forest boss Chris Hughton has emerged as a shock candidate to replace Scott Lindsey at League Two side Swindon Town.
The 64-year-old spent just over a year at the City Ground before being relieved from his duties after Forest's worst start to a season in 108 years. Hughton later joined the Ghana national team as a technical advisor, and was recently present for their World Cup campaign in the summer.
Having left Forest 16 months ago after being replaced by Steve Cooper, Hughton is being tipped to return to English football. Swindon are looking to appoint a replacement for Lindsey, who has left to take charge of Crawley Town.
