Next Tottenham Manager Odds: Frank Hot Favourite To Be Next Spurs Boss
Thomas Frank is the odds-on favourite to be the next Tottenham manager according to football betting sites after they sacked Ange Postecoglou, with reports that a contract has already been offered to the Brenford boss.
Although Postecoglou guided Tottenham to a Europa League triumph - securing Champions League qualification in the process - it wasn't enough to keep him in the job, and a new manager will now take charge.
Despite delivering the club’s first European trophy in over four decades and ending a domestic cup drought dating back to 2008, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy made the decision to part ways with the Australian.
While Spurs found success in Europe, their domestic form faltered, with the team suffering 22 Premier League defeats and finishing 17th.
Many felt Postecoglou had earned the right to begin the new season and guide the club into the Champions League, but the Tottenham board saw things differently.
Let's check out the leading candidates to replace the popular Australian.
New Challenge A Possibility For Frank
The Daily Express reports that Frank has agreed to join Spurs, with chairman Daniel Levy now working to finalise a compensation package with Brentford.
Frank has worked wonders at Brentford, guiding them into the Premier League and establishing them as a top-half side.
The Bees finished 10th after a 1–1 draw with Wolves on the final day of last season, narrowly missing out on a European spot.
That could be another reason for Frank to consider a move to Tottenham, who will be playing Champions League football next season.
Spurs would certainly be seen by many as a step up, and Frank is currently the 1/6 favourite in the next Tottenham manager odds.
Next Tottenham Manager Odds
Manager | Odds | Betting Site |
Thomas Frank | 1/6 | |
Marco Silva | 4/1 | |
Scott Parker | 14/1 | |
Oliver Glasner | 22/1 | |
Xavi Hernandez | 22/1 | |
Mauricio Pochettino | 22/1 | |
Andoni Iraola | 25/1 | |
Graham Potter | 33/1 | |
Robert De Zerbi | 40/1 |
(Odds correct as of 10am on June 9, 2025)
Silva In The Frame
Fulham boss Marco Silva looks set for a busy summer, with several clubs reportedly interested in his services.
The Portuguese manager has been linked with the Juventus job, but if he prefers to remain in London, he might be tempted by a move to Tottenham.
Silva's career has been on an upward trajectory since he took charge of Hull City in 2017.
Subsequent spells at Watford and Everton, followed by his success at Craven Cottage, have enhanced his reputation, and he could face a major decision this summer.
Silva is 4/1 with Bet365 for the role.
Parker's Patience Could Pay Off
Scott Parker secured promotion to the Premier League for a third time in his managerial career last season, guiding Burnley to the top flight while conceding just 16 goals across 46 games.
With Postecoglou facing criticism for a perceived lack of defensive discipline, Parker's pragmatic style could offer a welcome contrast at Spurs.
Despite his strong Championship credentials, having also led Fulham and Bournemouth to promotion in 2020 and 2022 respectively, Parker's track record in the Premier League is less impressive.
He has yet to complete a full top-flight campaign, leaving Fulham after their relegation in 2021 and being dismissed by Bournemouth just four games into the 2022/23 season, yet Parker finds himself at 14/1 in the next Spurs manager market.
Glasner Stock Rises After Cup Final Triumph
Crystal Palace have a fight on their hands to keep Oliver Glasner.
Glasner will go down as the first man in Eagles' history to win a major trophy.
Eberechi Eze's goal was the difference as Palace beat Manchester City 1-0 at Wembley, under the Austrian's guidance.
Glasner (22/1) will be a wanted man after that success, and Spurs would be wise to make contact with the 50-year-old.
Xavi Still Waiting For Next Role
Xavi Hernandez has been out of work since leaving Barcelona in May 2024.
The Spaniard has made it clear that he will not manage another club in La Liga, which opens the door to a potential move to the Premier League.
His style of play would likely be welcomed by Spurs fans, who have grown accustomed to an entertaining brand of football during Postecoglou’s two years at the club.
Xavi is 22/1 on betting apps to be Tottenham's next manager.
Time Probably Not Right For Poch
Mauricio Pochettino’s potential return to Tottenham has been a hot topic of speculation for several months.
He previously managed Spurs from 2014 to 2019, leading them to a Champions League final and multiple top-four Premier League finishes. His deep familiarity with the club and its culture makes him a sentimental favourite among fans.
However, Pochettino has publicly stated that a return is “not realistic” at this time, as he is currently committed to managing the US national team ahead of the 2026 World Cup. He is currently priced at 22/1 for a second stint in north London.
Iraola On The Fringe
Andoni Iraola's achievements at Bournemouth have been one of the biggest success stories of the last two seasons.
While results and form have been mixed, they just missed out on the chance to secure European football next season.
Sooner or later, Iraola will move to a bigger club than the Cherries, and the Spaniard is now 25/1 to be the next Tottenham manager.
De Zerbi Would Be Welcomed Back
Roberto De Zerbi proved to be a popular manager during his stint as Brighton boss, and he would welcome a return to the Premier League.
The Italian left the Seagulls last summer to become Marseille's manager, and he guided them to second place in Ligue 1.
De Zerbi is 40/1 with bookmakers to return to the Premier League with Spurs.
Meanwhile, it's 33/1 for Graham Potter to make a sensational switch for east London to north London and leave West Ham to become the new man in charge at Tottenham.
