Next Tottenham Hotspur manager odds as Thomas Frank continues to fight but Dane on brink of sack
Tottenham Hotspur look likely to be in the market for a new head coach soon
Tottenham Hotspur may soon be looking for their next manager, as an uneventful six months with Thomas Frank fizzles out.
Journalist David Ornstein revealed to NBC Sports recently that Frank losing his job in north London is a matter of “when and not if”.
The Danish coach has been given the club’s upcoming game against Borussia Dortmund, but beyond that his future is uncertain.
Tottenham Hotspur next manager odds
The recently-hired assistant coach, John Heitinga, is one of the names cropping up as a potential interim thanks to his plentiful experience in Premier League setups.
But with only a difficult spell at Ajax under his belt as the main man last year, he’s currently an unlikely candidate for the permanent gig.
''I think he deserves another chance...''Spurs fans on whether Thomas Frank should in charge ahead of Borussia Dortmund's visit in the Champions League ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/96zdiH2QnpJanuary 20, 2026
So, too, however, is one of the current favourites, according to BetVictor, Robbie Keane.
The former Republic of Ireland international is currently managing Hungarian side Ferencvaros, after his first stint as a head coach with Maccabi Tel Aviv, and is a 3/1 shot along with LaLiga icons Xavi and Xabi Alonso.
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Next up, at 4/1, is Mauricio Pochettino, who many feel should never have been sacked in the first place back in 2019 and, looking back, put together one of the best Spurs sides of a generation.
Premier League experience comes next in the odds rankings, with both Oliver Glasner and Ruben Amorim placed at 6/1 to rock up to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, potentially (or definitely, in the latter’s case) armed with a three-at-the-back system.
On the more eyebrow-raising end of the scale, Steven Gerrard, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Zinedine Zidane, Marco Rose, and Erik ten Hag all get a mention at 33/1.
Robbie Keane | 3/1 |
Xavi | 3/1 |
Xabi Alonso | 3/1 |
Mauricio Pochettino | 4/1 |
Oliver Glasner | 6/1 |
Ruben Amorim | 6/1 |
Marco Silva | 12/1 |
Enzo Maresca | 12/1 |
Jurgen Klopp | 16/1 |
Roberto De Zerbi | 20/1 |
Brendan Rodgers | 25/1 |
Andoni Iraola | 25/1 |
Carlos Corberan | 25/1 |
Igor Tudor | 25/1 |
Fabian Hurzeler | 25/1 |
Julian Nagelsmann | 33/1 |
Steven Gerrard | 33/1 |
Ralf Rangnick | 33/1 |
Ole Gunnar Solksjaer | 33/1 |
Diego Simeone | 33/1 |
Rui Vitoria | 33/1 |
Kieran McKenna | 33/1 |
David Moyes | 33/1 |
Sergio Conceicao | 33/1 |
Gennaro Gattuso | 33/1 |
Frank Lampard | 33/1 |
Lee Carsley | 33/1 |
Gareth Southgate | 33/1 |
Mark Robins | 33/1 |
Edin Terzic | 33/1 |
Gary O'Neil | 33/1 |
Unai Emery | 33/1 |
Zinedine Zidane | 33/1 |
Marcelo Bielsa | 33/1 |
Rui Borges | 33/1 |
Kjetil Knutsen | 33/1 |
Marco Rose | 33/1 |
Bo Svensson | 33/1 |
Simone Inzaghi | 33/1 |
Erik ten Hag | 33/1 |
Thiago Motta | 33/1 |
Giovanni van Bronckhorst | 33/1 |
Adi Hutter | 33/1 |

Isaac Stacey Stronge is a freelance football writer working for FourFourTwo, Manchester United and Football League World. He has been a season ticket holder at Stockport County throughout the Hatters’ meteoric rise from the National League North to League One and is a die-hard Paddy Madden fan.
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