Western Sydney Wanderers coach Tony Popovic has dismissed reports linking him with the vacant managerial post at Crystal Palace.
The former Palace defender, who was on recently on a three-man shortlist for the Australia job, was a player at Selhurst Park for five seasons from 2001 and served as an assistant manager in 2011/12 before joining the Wanderers as their inaugural head coach.
Popovic has been mooted as a possible replacement for Ian Holloway following his departure this week, but the 40-year-old insists he has not been approached by Palace.
I don t know about being in the market but they re a great club and a club that s close to me, and I want them to do well in the Premiership and I m sure they ll make the right appointment to keep them in that great competition, Popovic told reporters on Friday.
Rumours are big in football and I m sure they ve got a huge list of candidates that would love that job.
Palace are second bottom in the Premier League after winning just one of their first eight games this season.