Crystal Palace manager Pierre Sava has been granted a short window to improve results and secure his position, according to The Guardian.
The Frenchman finds himself under serious pressure following some dismal performances in the Premier League, including a heavy 0-5 defeat at the hands of Brighton and a 0-2 loss to Newcastle. Currently, Palace sit in 17th place in the league, having conceded 19 goals — the worst record in the division.
However, club chairman Steve Parish has decided to postpone any decision due to a busy fixture schedule over the next fortnight. Sava has been given two matches to rectify the situation, but a loss against Tottenham this weekend is likely to end his short tenure at Selhurst Park.
The club's hierarchy is already weighing up potential replacements, with Thomas Frank, Sean Dyche, and Rob Edwards emerging as frontrunners.
