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The Hawthorns, 18 October 2022, West Bromwich, UK. (Photo by Adam FragleyWest Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images). The Baggies hope to nominate Steve Bruces successor before they travel to Millwall on Saturday. It has been nine days since Bruce was sacked and Albion have gone through what is believed to be an extensive and thorough recruitment process. More formal talks took place today and it is clear that the club is moving towards being able to name a successor. The former Huddersfield boss is believed to be on Albions shortlist and formal talks have taken place between the club and the unemployed boss. Spaniard Corberan, 39, was out of a job after being sacked by Olympiacos after a brief 11-game stint in Greece last month. Corberan, Marcelo Beals former assistant at Leeds, moved across the continent in the summer after leading the Terriers to the Championship play-off final last season. he is eager to return to English football and get another chance to take the club to the Premier League. Corberan is not the only manager interviewed for the role. Albion are believed to have been interested in former Watford boss Rob Edwards, who was sacked after 11 games last month. An initial dialogue was held between the two parties. A number of current managers are also believed to be interested in Albion. The Baggies have also drawn admiring glances from rival Championship bosses, including Wigans Lim Richardson, Swanseas Russell Martin and Blues boss John Eustace. Plymouth boss Steven Schumacher is also on the clubs radar. The highly-rated 38-year-old has guided the Pilgrims to the top of League One and is set for a bright future in the game. Richard Beale is currently in charge of Albion on an interim basis (Image: Adam FragleyWest Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images). Clearly, the club is looking for a manager to lay the foundations and stabilize the situation at the Hawthorns after the tumultuous merger. and provide a platform for a recovery in the coming years, rather than claim that Spaniard Corberan, 39, worked under Marcelo Beals at Leeds before guiding Huddersfield to the league play-offs last season. He has been in charge of Olympiacos ever since, but was sacked early in his time in Greece. Corberan is unemployed and fits the profile of CEO Ron Gurley, who evaluates candidates and candidates. The club are taking their time in the meeting given the importance of the decision, with a solid custodian line-up of Richard Beale, James Morrison, Gary Walsh and Chris Brant taking care of first-team business in the meantime. Wigan manager Lim Richardson, 42Hawthorns, October 18, 2022, West Bromwich, UK. (Photo by Adam FragleyWest Bromwich Albion FC via Getty Images). Baggies is looking to nominate a successor to Steve Bruce ahead of Saturdays trip to Millwall. It has been nine days since Bruce was fired and Albion has gone through an extensive and thorough recruitment process. More formal talks have taken place today and it is clear that the club is moving closer to its position in nominating a successor. The club interviewed Carlos Corberán about a vacant management position at The Hawthorns, as Express & Star understood. The former Huddersfield boss is believed to be on the Albion shortlist and official talks have taken place between the club and the unemployed boss. Spaniard Corberan, 39, lost his job after being fired from Olympiacos for 11 matches. Last month a short stay in Greece. Former Leeds assistant Marcelo Bielsa Corberan moved across the continent this summer after leading the Terriers to a play-off final last season. he is interested in a return to English football and another chance for the club to reach the Premier League. Corberan is not the only manager who has been talked about in this role. Albion are believed to have been interested in former Watford boss Rob Edwards, who was sacked last month after 11 games. An initial dialogue took place between the two sides. Albion is also believed to be interested in several managers who currently hold the position. Opponent bosses also caught Baggys admiring glances, including Wigans Lim Richardson, Swanseas Russell Martin and Blues boss John Eustace. Plymouth boss Steven Schumacher is also on the clubs radar. The highly ranked 38-year-old propelled the Pilgrims to the top of League One and was destined for a great future in the game. Richard Beal is currently Albions interim manager (photo: Adam FragleyWest Bromwich Albion via Getty Images). It is clear that the club is looking for a manager who, after a few turbulent years, will lay the foundations and stabilize the situation at the Hawthorns. Albion need a manager on their way to promotion who, ideally delivering positive results in the short term, can stabilize the club and provide a platform for recovery in the coming years - in place of short-term Spaniard Corberán, 39, who worked under Marcelo Beals at Leeds instead of taking Huddersfield to the play-offs last season. He has been in charge of Olympiacos ever since, but left Greece early. Corberan is out of a job and fits the profile as CEO Ron Gurley evaluates applicants and nominees. Given the size of the decision, the club is in no hurry to form a stable management team with Richard Beal, James Morrison, Gary Walsh and Chris Brant taking care of the first team in the meantime. Wigan manager Liam Richardson (42) among others

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