This week, after Antonio Conte lost to Manchester City in the second half, the pressure increased on him for one more time, know the odds for the next manager of Tottenham
The long-term viability of the Italian at Tottenham is being questioned.
Spurs are now six points behind the top four with 33 points in 20 games. As Spurs are not doing as they were expected, the gamblers anticipate the current boss Antonio Conte to depart Tottenham at the end of the current campaign with reports revealing the club will not be renewing his contract. It seems both the manager and the team have expressed a desire to stop their collaboration.
Conte acknowledged that Tottenham’s chances of competing in the Champions League are now slim and that his tenure there is undoubtedly coming to an end. A managerial shuffle may be in the works as a result of rumours of Qatari-led investment in Spurs.
Tottenham new next manager odds, predictions and favorites with Antonio Conte set to leave
Mauricio Pochettino is the clear favourite. After leaving PSG, the Argentine has recently been associated with several roles. However, because of his past connections to both Spurs and the Parisians, it seems Poch will most likely succeed Graham Potter at Chelsea rather than come to Spurs.
Up next, Zinedine Zidane is the second favourite. If Spurs are considering investing, Zidane would be a popular candidate because he has won the Champions League three times. Zidane has been associated with PSG for a while, but he might believe that the opportunity to develop at a Premier League team is a better choice than staying in France, where a lack of competition frequently causes Les Parisiens to become rather stagnant.
Thomas Frank is representative of the additional option available to the Spurs. Frank has achieved great success at Brentford and appears ready to advance to a top-six club. He is a system manager and would have the support of the fans. At Brentford, Frank would probably need to be paid, but an investment in a manager who has made his previous teams better than the sum of their parts would be considered to be cost-effective.
Maurizio Sarri, the Lazio manager, is another contender on 8/1, and Thomas Tuchel is at 14/1. Both of the former Chelsea managers have Premier League management experience, and Spurs have a history of hiring former Blues managers.
Luis Enrique at 12/1 would be an eye-catching choice, while Diego Simeone at 16/1 would undoubtedly provide the winning mindset that Spurs supporters have been looking for. Simeone is reportedly close to leaving Atletico Madrid, although it’s unlikely he’d want to join a team that doesn’t play in the Champions League.
Odds for the upcoming manager of Tottenham Hotspur
- Mauricio Pochettino 5/2
- Zinedine Zidane 7/1
- Thomas Frank 8/1
- Luis Enrique 12/1
- Thomas Tuchel 14/1
- Diego Simeone 16/1
- Vincent Kompany 16/1
- Roger Schmidt 22/1
- Marco Silva 25/1
- Graham Potter 25/1
- Massimiliano Allegri 28/1
- Eddie Howe 28/1
- Peter Bosz 33/1
- Ange Postecoglu 33/1
- Brendan Rodgers 33/1
- Marcelo Bielsa 33/1
- Tite 40/1
- Fernando Santos 40/1
- Ralph Hassenhuttl 40/1
- Jurgen Klinsmann 40/1
- Claude Puel 40/1
- Lucien Favre 40/1
- Patrick Viera 50/1
- Jose Mourinho 50’1
- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer 100/1
- Harry Redknapp 250/1
- Tim Sherwood 500/1