Time is ticking on Cardiff City’s search for a new manager – with interim boss Omer Riza waiting to find out if he is staying in charge for the Bluebirds’ next game.
It is more than two weeks since Erol Bulut was relieved of his duties after a 2-0 home defeat by Leeds United.
Riza – brought in by the club over the summer to assist Bulut – was told to take temporary charge as chief executive Ken Choo oversaw the hunt for the next man.
The 44-year-old Riza has since taken four points from three games and has made it clear he would like the job on a longer-term basis.
Speaking after Sunday’s Severnside derby draw with Bristol City, the former Watford coach says he was not sure if he would still be in the hotseat for the visit of Plymouth Argyle after the international break on 19 October, with the visit of fellow strugglers Portsmouth coming up just four days later.
But amid mixed responses to his time in charge so far, do you think Riza has done enough to be named manager? Would you be happy if he was handed the role until the end of the season?
Or do you think Cardiff need to look elsewhere – and who is the realistic best option?
You can have your say by letting us know your thoughts here.
