We take a look at the contenders to be the next manager of Crystal Palace following their poor start to the season.
The Eagles appointed Pierre Sage as Oliver Glasner's replacement in the summer but the team have lost three of their opening four Premier League matches.
Whilst a decision would feel premature at this stage, reports on social media have suggested that the former Lens manager is already under pressure.
Here are our top five contenders to be the next Crystal Palace manager in the event that the club decides to make a change.
Next Crystal Palace Manager Contenders
Sean Dyche
Who do you call when you are looking for some stability in the Premier League?
Sean Dyche has been called upon as a top-flight firefighter on more than one occasion and its a tag that he doesn't enjoy.
But after being sacked by Everton and Nottingham Forest in his last two roles, a chance to join Palace might just be his best opportunity to manage in the Premier League again.
Thomas Frank
There is almost an expectation that Thomas Frank will be linked with more and more positions the longer his time out of management continues.
Frank worked wonders at Brentford as he led the club to the Premier League before establishing the Bees in the top-flight.
His Tottenham Hotspur tenure will go down as a failure but he is a manager with plenty more to give in English football.
Rob Edwards
Former Wolves boss Rob Edwards was sacked on the eve of the new Championship season.
He was excelling during his brief time at Middlesbrough last season before he left to join Wolves, where he was unable to keep the club in the Premier League.
Edwards will want to provie a point that he is capable of managing in the top-flight.
Robbie Keane
Robbie Keane has led Maccabi Tel Aviv and Ferencvaros to league titles in Israel and Hungary respectively.
He is currently looking for a new role after leaving Ferencvaros at the end of last season.
Keane has been linked with a number of jobs in English football as well as Scottish Premiership champions Celtic, but he remains on the market for now.
Kieran McKenna
Former Ipswich Town manager Kieran McKenna took a break from football at the end of last season.
He has twice won promotion to the Premier League with Ipswich, but he decided to step aside in May to spend more time with his family.
McKenna won't be short of offers when he does look to return and he could be tempted by the project at Selhurst Park.
