Leeds United are speaking to former Real Betis coach Victor Sanchez about their vacant managerial post, but the Spaniard is not thought to be the club's preferred option.
The Whites have been searching for a new boss after Garry Monk quit as head coach in May, following unproductive talks, from Monk's side, with the club's new owner Andrea Radrizzani.
Leeds have been linked with being interested in Reading's Jaap Stam, but the Dutchman's agent recently rubbished talk his client could leave the Royals for another Championship club.
Now Sanchez, who has been out of work since being sacked by Real Betis, is on Leeds' radar.
According to the Yorkshire Evening Post, Sanchez is someone that Leeds are holding talks with.
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But the 41-year-old is not thought to be a front-runner and could be turned to by Leeds if other options do not come off.
Sanchez has only had three managerial positions and has been sacked from all three.
He lasted less than two months at Greek giants Olympiacos, being sacked after a Champions League exit at the hands of Israeli outfit Hapoel Beer Sheva.
