Charlton Athletic could offer former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro a route back into football.
The ex-Blues medic is in the midst of a reported legal dispute with the Stamford Bridge club over her departure.
Carneiro came under fire from Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho following the opening game of the season, when she ran on to the pitch to treat Eden Hazard, temporarily reducing the Blues to nine men.
She didn't appear on the bench subsequently, and has since left the club.
Carneiro has reportedly lodged a claim for constructive dismissal following the incident, for which she was branded 'naive' by Mourinho.
According to the London Evening Standard, Charlton are looking for Carneiro to join first-team physio Erol Umut and club doctor John Fraser on the medical staff.
The Addicks currently sit next to bottom in the Championship, and are managerless following the sacking of Guy Luzon.
Carneiro rejected a severance package after quitting Chelsea, and is apparently seeking to take her case to an employment tribunal.
