Fulham are considering talking to three managers about taking over as boss at Craven Cottage, according to Sky Sports.
Kit Symons was sacked as manager of Fulham on Sunday and the club are hoping to appoint to appoint a new boss before their next game with Alan Curbishley currently in charge of training at the club.
The three bosses that the club are considering talking to are Paul Lambert, Nigel Pearson and former Leeds United manager Uwe Rosler.
It is understood that the club haven’t yet identified a preferred candidate and no negotiations have taken place. However Lambert and Pearson have both achieved promotion from the Championship in the past, which is Fulham’s target this season.
At the moment the club sit in 12th place in the Championship with a 5-2 home defeat to Birmingham at the weekend summing up just how inconsistent results have been for Fulham this season.
The responsibility of searching for a successor to Kit Symons is believed to be with Mike Rigg, who is the chief football officer at Fulham.
