Next Cardiff City Manager Odds After Mick McCarthy

Former Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder leads the way in the next Cardiff City manager odds as he has been without a club since departing the Blade during their relegation fight in the Premier League last campaign.

Despite a successful year in the Premier League followed by a torrid campaign where he was sacked, Wilder has years of success with the Blades in the lower leagues which could just be the difference in getting Cardiff out of their dreadful form.

Furthermore, Wilder's name has been linked with a bunch of clubs and given his allegiance to his boyhood club, it's doubtful we'll see him join a long list of clubs and Cardiff might just be best for him. As of now, the next Cardiff manager odds to be Wilder are priced at 6/4 and it seems like an appointment that makes sense for both parties.

The next Cardiff manager odds come to Michael Flynn next who is currently without a job after departing Newport County and he is priced at 9/2 to join the Welsh outfit.

The Welsh manager, although with an allegiance to the south of Wales having spent so many years with Newport, is a manager every EFL club has had a look at in recent times on their managerial searches but remains managerless.

Despite a great three years at the club, he recently resigned on October 1st after nine league matches of the 2021/22 season, but the fact they haven't exactly got much better all but sums up how well of a job he did.

Following winning 102 of his 250 games with his boyhood club, Flynn would leave Newport with a 40% win rate but considering this is a club that fought relegation before his arrival, this is a pretty decent achievement.

Most recently, in the League Two play-off final, Newport lost 1-0 to Morecambe after a controversial 107th-minute penalty and despite resigning after a poor start, Cardiff can't get much worse and it might just be the perfect appointment.

Up next on the next Cardiff manager odds list is Jody Morris, who was most recently an assistant at Chelsea but left his post with the first team when Blues legend Frank Lampard was sacked to hand over the rule to the now irreplaceable Thomas Tuchel.

Morris has yet to have a gig with a senior first team and has spent his seven years in coaching as an academy coach at Charlton, where he had success in finding and preparing now well-known names like Joe Gomez and Ademola Lookman. Despite success at Charlton's academy, it doesn't quite bode well for what is in store for whoever takes the helm at Cardiff.

Morris would move to Derby County to join Lampard's Derby County side which was challenging for promotion via the play-offs. Furthermore, after seeing Lampard lose his job at Chelsea so easily, now perhaps isn't the right time for Morris to lead one of the EFL's most struggling clubs.

Roy Keane, as has been the case in recent years, is linked to another job where a club is in disarray and in need of a serious shake up.

Although it was quite a while ago and Keane most definitely hasn't done much at all since, the Irishman did win the Championship with Sunderland back in 2006/07 in his first gig as manager and just his second season as a professional coach. With this came the LMA Championship Manager of the Year and 42 wins from 100 games as the Black Cats boss.

Keane eventually left Sunderland after a disagreement with the shareholders and it remains his only notable time as a successful manager as he was sacked by Ipswich Town following a relegation scrap, while his time with the Ireland national team has had more controversy than anything else.

The ex-Manchester United man has also had coaching roles at Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest, but he remains a 12/1 outsider in the next Cardiff manager odds.