Next Spurs Manager Odds

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho has been sacked following his side’s 2-2 draw at Everton on the weekend. Spurs’ failure to win at Goodison Park meant that they had won just seven of their last 21 league games, which is nowhere near good enough if they are to qualify for next season’s Champions League.

Mourinho’s departure will see former Tottenham player Ryan Mason take charge until the end of the season, with former Charlton Athletic manager Chris Powell assisting the 29-year-old as a joint manager.

RB Leipzig manager Julian Nagelsmann is the favourite to get the job at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Nagelsmann has an impressive CV considering he is just 33-years-old, having taken over at Hoffenheim in February 2016 when they were 17th in the table, seven points from safety, he won seven of his 14 matches at the back end of the season to keep the club up. Following this, in his first full season in management his side finished fourth, qualifying for the Champions League for the first time in the club’s history.

Following his achievements with Hoffenheim, Nagelsmann took over at Leipzig, wherein his first full season with the club, he further showcased his abilities as a manager, finishing third in the Bundesliga, as well as guiding the club to their first-ever Champions League semi-final. This season Leipzig have had another impressive campaign in the Bundesliga and look set to finish in second place.

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Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers is the second favourite for the vacancy at Spurs. The Foxes manager has rejuvenated his side since arriving in January 2019 after the sacking of Claude Puel, with City progressing from a mid-table club to one that regularly competes for European qualification.

Rodgers’ only major trophy wins all came at Celtic, where he won seven in two and a half seasons at Parkhead including two Scottish Premiership titles, as well as going 69 games unbeaten, an SPL record.

This would be a progressive move for the Northern Irishman as he would have more leeway to build a highly competitive squad, as he has done at the King Power Stadium. It would also allow him to work alongside high-quality players such as Harry Kane and Heung-Min Son.

Rodgers has the odds of 5/1 to be the next manager at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Fulham manager Scott Parker is also on the list of managers rumoured to be linked with the job at Tottenham.

Parker played for Spurs between 2011 and 2013 before making the switch to Craven Cottage where he played until his retirement in 2017. Following this, the 40-year-old went back to Spurs as part of their Under 18’s setup, before re-joining Fulham as part of their first-team coaching staff and stepped up as a caretaker manager in the 2018/19 season following Claudio Ranieri’s dismissal at the Cottagers.

Last season, Parker was appointed as permanent manager of Fulham and lead them to the Championship play-off final which they won against Brentford, thanks to a brace from Joe Bryan. Since then, Fulham have struggled for results in the top flight despite playing both attractive and entertaining football, something of which Spurs fans will be desperate to see back at their club, following a series of turgid defensive displays under Mourinho.

Parker has had a promising start to life in management and it would certainly be interesting to see what he could do with a better squad at his disposal.

The former Spurs midfielder is priced at 8/1 to return to the club for what would be his third spell.

Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo is the last man on this list following a very successful period at Molineux.

The 47-year-old Portuguese man led Wolves to promotion to the Premier League back in 2017/18 at the first time of asking, and even managed to lead them to Europa League qualification in the following season, having finished seventh in the Premier League. This meant that Wolves would qualify for a European competition for the first time since the 1980/81 season.

A move to Tottenham would be a progressive move for Espirito Santo, as he would have a higher calibre of player compared to the side which he has at Wolves and would be able to showcase his managerial ability in European competitions on a regular basis.

Espirito Santo is priced at 14/1 to become the next manager at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.