Thursday 19 October 2017 22:20, UK
Chris Coleman has held informal talks with the FAW over extending his contract.
Coleman met with FAW officials this week to primarily discuss Wales' World Cup qualifying campaign where Coleman's contract was also discussed.
The Wales manager's tenancy, which comes to an end this summer, has been questioned after Wales failed to qualify for the World Cup play-offs after losing 1-0 to the Republic of Ireland last week.
Sky Sports News reported that a number of senior Wales players including Gareth Bale met with Coleman after the defeat to persuade him to stay.
FAW Chief Executive Jonathan Ford has already told Coleman he wants him to commit to a new contract and oversee the qualification attempt for Euro 2020.
The loss to Ireland in their final World Cup Qualifier was Wales' first defeat in 10 internationals and follows the high of Euro 2016 when Coleman led the team to the semi-finals of their first major tournament in 58 years.
