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Skysports.com understands Simon Grayson has emerged as a candidate for the vacant manager's job at Leicester City.
Leeds United manager Grayson has been linked with the Foxes job after Nigel Pearson quit his role as Leicester manager on Tuesday to become the new Hull City boss.
Grayson, who led the Whites back into the Championship last season, is thought to be high on Leicester chief Milan Mandaric's shortlist.
The 40-year-old, who controversially took over at Leeds from Blackpool in 2008, enjoyed a strong bond with the East Midlands club and their fans during a five-year stint as a player.
Indeed, Grayson - who cited his Elland Road affection as a major factor for quitting the Seasiders two years ago - may be tempted to move to the Walkers Stadium given their superior status in England's second tier.
Last season, the Foxes established themselves in the Championship by finishing fifth en route to reaching the play-off semi-final where they lost on penalties to Cardiff City.
Opposed to Leeds, who famously dropped out of the Premier League through their financial woes, Leicester are far more stable than their Yorkshire counterparts and that could play a decisive part in Grayson's next career move.
The Whites though, who finished second in League One last term, would be loath to lose him and would likely fight to keep him at Elland Road.