Kilmarnock are poised to appoint Stuart Kettlewell as their new manager, replacing Derek McInnes.
The former Motherwell boss has won the race for the Rugby Park gig and will return to management months after quitting the Steelmen, citing fan abuse the main reason behind his decision.
The Killie Chronicle is reporting the 40-year-old is expected to be confirmed by the Ayrshire club tomorrow.
It comes after McInnes left the club after three years in charge, accepting Hearts' offer to take over there for next season onwards.
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Former Jambos boss and Killie striker Steven Naismith was an early favourite to succeed him, while others such as John Carver were thought to be in the frame, but Kettlewell will be the new Kilmarnock boss.
At least seven candidates were interviewed last week as Killie chiefs looked to make a quick appointment.
Kettlewell, who also previously managed Ross County, will likely be unveiled in a press conference tomorrow.
