Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club has reportedly contacted Middlesbrough Football Club concerning their interest in appointing Rob Edwards as their new head coach. Edwards, who currently manages the Championship side, is emerging as a primary candidate for the Premier League role. This development follows Wolves' decision to dismiss former head coach Vitor Pereira after a 10-game winless start left the team at the bottom of the Premier League table. Another contender, former Wolves boss Gary O'Neil, has since withdrawn from consideration. Edwards only joined Middlesbrough in June, and securing his services would reportedly necessitate a significant compensation payment to the Championship club, currently placed third in their league. The exact nature of the ongoing discussions between the clubs remains unspecified, but the process towards appointing a new head coach for Wolves is understood to be progressing.
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