Steve Davis will remain in charge at Wolves until 2023 – after Michael Beale became the second boss to turn them down.
Queens Park Rangers manager Beale had been the top choice to replace Bruno Lage after recently-axed Sevilla gaffer Julen Lopetegui rejected the position last week. But the Premier League strugglers were again left frustrated after he decided to stay loyal to the Championship leaders.
And they have now decided to stick with interim boss Davis, who has led them to one win from three as interim boss to date, until after the World Cup. Chairman Jeff Shi laid out in a statement: “We have already seen improvements to the group. Steve understands the culture and standards set at this club. We want to give him and his team clarity on their positions and allow them the best possible opportunity for success.”
