Jackie McNamara (right) is out of contract in the summer

The Scotland international, nearing the end of his contract, has been linked with Hibernian and Livingston.

But the 33-year-old insists he has had no contact with either Scottish club.

"I will wait until we see if we get into the play-offs and hopefully get up to the Premiership and sit down and speak to Wolves then," said McNamara.

Mick McCarthy's side sit in sixth place in the Coca-Cola Championship, a point above the chasing pack in the race for the play-offs.

But Livingston chairman Pearse Flynn is keen on McNamara being assistant to Craig Brewster should he persuade the Aberdeen striker to take up the managerial vacancy.

I haven't spoken to anyone at Hibs Jackie McNamara

"To be honest, I didn't know anything about that until someone told me it was in the papers," he said.

He would, however, consider a coaching role at some point.

"I think, further down the line, that's something I possibly will go into, but just now I'm concentrating on playing for Wolves," he said.

McNamara, who was back at Celtic Park on Tuesday in a re-union of championship-winning captains, was also linked with a move to Hibernian earlier this season.

With his former Scotland team-mate John Collins in charge at Easter Road and his father, also Jackie, a former Hibs player and a staunch supporter, he has plenty of ties with the Edinburgh club.

"I think that's about the only thing - the family tie," he said.

"You are going to be linked with different things because of that.