Former Rangers head coach Russell Martin is among one the frontrunners for the vacant Norwich City post, according to a report.
Sky Sports say he is among a number of targets under consideration by the Championship side, as they seek to appoint a new head coach.
Norwich sacked Liam Manning after their latest defeat to Leicester City left them second bottom of the table after 15 games played.
The report states that Norwich are keen to open talks with Martin, and Gary O'Neil, to gauge their interest in taking the job.
It comes just a month after Martin was sacked by Rangers following a dismal start to the season which saw him win just one out of seven Scottish Premiership matches.
He lasted just over three months in the job before Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe made the call to end his time in charge, and eventually appoint Danny Rohl as his successor.
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O'Neil, meanwhile, has been out of work since leaving Wolves last December.
Norwich are believed to want to appoint their new head coach before the end of the international break.
However, it is said that they are willing to wait longer should the right boss not be immediately available.
Ben Knapper, the club's sporting director, will lead the search as part of the hiring process.
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