Wales coach Chris Coleman is on the radar of managerless Crystal Palace.
WalesOnline reports the former Palace defender is among the early favourites to replace Sam Allardyce at Selhurst Park, after the 62-year-old former Bolton Wanderers boss announced his departure this week.
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) are are bracing themselves for a possible approach from Palace for Coleman, who played more than 150 times for the Eagles between 1991 and 1995.
FAW officials are anticipating Coleman is in consideration by the Palace hierarchy,.
Coleman is understood to be keen on a return to club management in the future, having previously managed Fulham in the Premier League, although it has been reported that he has a desire to coach abroad.