John Eustace is poised to become the new manager of Derby County after his £500,000 compensation clause at Blackburn Rovers was triggered by the Championship club.

Blackburn will be managed by first-team coach David Lowe for Wednesday’s Championship game at West Brom as talks between Rovers boss John Eustace and Derby continue. Eustace confirmed following Sunday’s 2-0 FA Cup loss to Wolves that Derby had made an official approach for his services,

Derby County are considering two other candidates for their manager’s role as well as John Eustace, after making an approach to Blackburn Rovers for him, according to Sky Sports News. The Rams want to get a successor to Paul Warne in through the Pride Park door quickly and are big admirers of Eustace.

John Eustace is set to ink a deal to become the new manager of Derby County tonight, with an official announcement expected tomorrow. Eustace's back-room team Keith Downing and Matt Gardiner who served with him at Blackburn and Birmingham City, are also believed to have agreed to follow him to Pride Park.

Blackburn Rovers are bracing themselves for an approach from Derby County for manager John Eustace. Eustace’s odds shortened in the hours following Paul Warne’s sacking on Friday and the former Derby midfielder is believed to have keen admirers at Pride Park.

Blackburn Rovers "reluctantly" give boss John Eustace permission to speak to another Championship club after Derby make approach.

Blackburn Rovers have released a statement expressing their disappointment with manager John Eustace following his request to speak with another Championship club regarding their vacant managerial position.

Blackburn Rovers boss John Eustace, who is set for Derby County, is not convinced about backing from the club going forward. The post Derby Bound John Eustace ‘Not Convinced About Backing’ At Blackburn,