Next Tottenham manager betting: Postecoglou now clear favourite

Luis Enrique

Next Tottenham manager betting odds: 7/1

Enrique is a highly-regarded coach out of work after leaving his post as Spain manager following their last-16 exit on penalties to Morocco.

He guided Barcelona to Champions League glory in 2015 and took charge of his country in 2018, shortly after Spain’s exit from that year’s World Cup.

He stepped aside for four months in 2019 for personal reasons but returned to oversee a youthful Spanish side’s run to the semi-finals of Euro 2020.

Spain also reached a Nations League final under his guidance but Enrique’s future had been the subject of speculation for some time ahead of the 2022 World Cup, with reports he was considering a return to club football. Could that be with Tottenham?

Brendan Rodgers

Next Tottenham manager betting odds: 8/1

Rodgers was sacked by Leicester with the Foxes in danger of relegation but his previous success – most notably their FA Cup win – means he is still highly regarded.

Having also managed Liverpool and Celtic, Rodgers knows about the pressure that the Tottenham job would involve and would surely relish the opportunity to return to Premier League management if Spurs can overlook Leicester’s dismal season.

Julian Nagelsmann

Next Tottenham manager betting odds: 10/1

The former RB Leipzig coach was a candidate to replace Jose Mourinho in 2021 before he decided to become Bayern Munich manager and is back in the frame following a shock dismissal by the Bundesliga giants at the end of March.

It was during Nagelsmann’s spells with Leipzig and Hoffenheim where he caught the eye of Daniel Levy with his tactical acumen. When one door closes, another one opens springs to mind.

Graham Potter

Next Tottenham manager betting odds: 12/1

Potter’s success at Brighton saw him appointed as Chelsea manager but his time at Stamford Bridge could hardly have gone worse.

A massive spending spree had no impact in terms of results and the Blues will finish the season in the bottom half but Potter deserves another chance somewhere after being sacked, although it seems unlikely to be at Tottenham.

Best of the rest

Ruben Amorim has built up a big reputation at Sporting Lisbon this season, being heralded as the best manager to come out of Portugal since Mourinho. He helped the Lions to take four points off Tottenham in their Champions League group and Sporting later knocked Arsenal out of the Europa League on penalties following two draws. Amorim is available at 14/1 in this market.

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