Kenny Black is to continue as caretaker manager of Motherwell.
The club have received 55 applications for the post recently vacated by Stuart McCall but have decided to delay recruiting a new boss until the ownership of the club is resolved.
A club statement read: "In May, the club released a statement advising we were in the process of is seeking new investment. Discussions are ongoing with interested parties and we are planning to reach a conclusion by the end of the current month.
"As a result, the Board has agreed to delay the appointment of a new manager until the issue of ongoing ownership of the club is resolved.
"We have spoken at length with Kenny Black and he enthusiastically agreed to continue in the role as caretaker manager until a full time appointment is made.
"We are extremely grateful to Kenny and the rest of the management team for their co-operation during this period as we look forward to the next chapter in the club’s history."
Motherwell beat Dundee United 1-0 in their last outing and return to Premiership action against Inverness CT at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium on Saturday.
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