Queens Park Rangers chairman Tony Fernandes will reportedly replace Harry Redknapp with Glenn Hoddle if his side continue to struggle in the Premier League.
Redknapp's side have had a poor start to the campaign as they taken just four points from their opening seven matches following their promotion back to the top flight.
Fernandes is ready to oust the 67-year-old if Rangers are unable to turn around their form in the near future, and has earmarked Hoddle – who is already on the coaching staff at the club – to replace Redknapp, according to The Mirror.
QPR are bottom of the Premier League after seven matches this season.
Former England boss Hoddle has been out of management since leaving Wolverhampton Wanderers in 2006.
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