Championship club Cardiff City will reportedly unveil Russell Slade as their new manager over the weekend.
The Welsh outfit have been heavily linked with the 53-year old since he left League One side Leyton Orient last month and it is believed that he will be installed as the replacement for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Cardiff and Leyton had encountered some problems when Slade initially opted out at Brisbane Road but Sky Sports suggests that the two clubs have now reconciled their differences which has cleared the path for the former Yeovil Town gaffer to take the reins of the Vincent Tan-owned Cardiff City Stadium club.
