Sacked Watford boss Rob Edwards is emerging as a contender for the Wolves job.

BBC Sport says despite reports in Spain that a deal is close for Pedro Martins who looked to be appointed at Hull before talks collapsed last week, it is understood Wolves are not interested in the former Olympiakos chief.

Edwards' time as a player and a coach at Wolves has also brought him into discussions, with some feeling the man who excelled at Forest Green Rovers but was sacked after just 11 games at Watford may be an interim appointment.

For now, it looks like interim bosses Steve Davis and James Collins will remain in charge, both for Saturday's crucial Midlands derby with Nottingham Forest and next Tuesday's trip to Crystal Palace.