Wolves have announced that Nuno Santo will leave the club on Sunday making them the third EPL club to be without a manager.
Spurs fired Jose Mourinho last month with Crystal Palace announcing that Roy Hodgson will step down as manager on Sunday when the EPL season is completed.
Where Eddie Howe fits in with these vacancies is hard to nail down but the market in EPL managers has suddenly become very liquid after hardly any movement through the season with just Chelsea and the relegated duo of West Brom and Sheffield United changing manager.
After four seasons at the club, this Sunday will be Nuno Espirito Santo’s final game in charge of Wolves.
Thank you, Nuno.
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— Wolves (@Wolves) May 21, 2021
Howe may not be a contender for one of the current vacancies but the knock-on effect is that Brendan Rodgers is being heavily linked with the Spurs job which would leave Leicester City looking for a new boss.
On Sunday Celtic will have gone three months with John Kennedy left in interim charge. The first Champions League qualifier of next season will be in July 19/20 with a major rebuilding operation expected, complicated by six players being named in the Scotland squad for the European Championship Finals.