BREAKING NEWS:Former Rangers manager Michael Beale is being strongly linked with a swift return to the dugout, with reports suggesting he has emerged as the frontrunner for a new job in England.

The 44-year-old, who left Sunderland earlier this year following a brief spell in charge, is now being touted as the favourite to take over at Wycombe Wanderers. The League One side are on the hunt for a new boss after parting ways with Mike Dodds, and bookmakers have placed Beale at the top of their shortlist.

Beale, once regarded as one of the brightest young coaches in British football, endured a turbulent period in Scotland after his appointment as Rangers manager in November 2022. He was dismissed less than a year later following a poor run of results. His stint at Sunderland was also short-lived, but despite those setbacks, he remains a highly regarded figure in coaching circles, with links also surfacing to Championship clubs Hull City and Cardiff City.

While there has been no official confirmation from Wycombe, speculation continues to mount that Beale could be handed the reins as the club looks to mount a promotion challenge this season.

If appointed, the role would offer Beale a valuable chance to rebuild his reputation and reaffirm his credentials after a difficult 18 months in management at higher-profile clubs.

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