Gary O'Neil has led Wolverhampton Wanderers to ninth in the Premier League this season
Gary O'Neil has rebuffed talk that he could leave Wolverhampton Wanderers to join Liverpool or Manchester United as a first-team coach.
However, it was recently claimed that he could be an outside candidate to replace Jurgen Klopp at Anfield at the end of the season, while Manchester United are reported to "want to speak" to the 40-year-old about joining the coaching team at Old Trafford.READ MORE: Liverpool injury latest as Darwin Nunez, Andy Robertson and Curtis Jones updates given
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