Gerrard and Bellamy in frame as Burnley weigh Scott Parker exit after relegation from Premier League

The 46-year-old has the third-highest win percentage in Wales history (44%) but was unable to lead The Dragons to the 2026 World Cup. Wales were beaten on penalties by Bosnia and Herzegovina on penalties in the play-offs.

Steven Gerrard is another option for Burnley and is open to a return to management. The ex-Rangers manager has been without a club since leaving Saudi side Al-Ettifaq.

The 45-year-old led Rangers to the Scottish Premiership in 2021, without losing a game, before stints with Aston Villa and in Saudi Arabia. He is understood to be open to a Championship role.

Earlier this month, Gerrard toldThe Overlap that he was unsure on what his future held. Asked about the possibility of not going back into management, he said: “I’m okay with that, I enjoy covering some of the games.

"I enjoy having quite a bit of free time, probably the best part I’ve had from a family point of view in ever really, in terms of being there, being present.

"Lio [Gerrard's youngest son] is eight now. During his career, I’ve been in Scotland, in Birmingham, so yeah, really enjoying the family side of it and having a load of free time, but also I’m conscious that I want to stay busy enough.”