Wolves will hold further talks with Julen Lopetegui on Monday as they look to make the ex-Real Madrid and Spain boss their next manager.
Lopetegui, 56, was Wolves' owners Fosun's No.1 target when they initially took over the club in 2016 and was on the verge of taking charge - before his country came calling.
Now, six years later, he is once more the man that they want. This time to replace Bruno Lage following his dismissal at the beginning of the month after the side's dreadful start to the season. That continued at Chelsea on Saturday, as the Black Country outfit fell to a 3-0 defeat, with Under-18 boss Steve Davis in caretaker charge.
