Next Norwich City Manager Odds

Arsenal coach Cuesta was high on the list when the next Norwich manager odds were last available to browse, before Thorup was instead given the chance to take charge of the club.

Cuesta is regarded as one of the most exciting young coaches in the game and has become a key ally for Mikel Arteta since he was appointed to the coaching staff at the Emirates Stadium. It is believed that Cuesta sees himself becoming a number one before long, so Norwich might see him as the right fit for a club taking a different approach since the changes in the boardroom.

Another reason to watch Cuesta is that Norwich's sporting director Ben Knapper was at Arsenal for more than a decade, so the hotly awaited coach is sure to be on their radar as a result. Still yet to mark his 30th birthday, Cuesta would become one of the world's youngest managers.

Belgian-born Englishman Still has become a common fixture on the next manager betting odds markets for myriad clubs and he was among those linked with Norwich in the summer of 2024.

While he was said to be of interest to Sunderland and others, Still opted to stay in Ligue 1 but moved on from his old side Reims to take charge of Lens instead. Still has made a positive start to life at his new team, enjoying a landmark home win over Ligue 1 title contenders Marseille.

West Ham fan Still is on record as saying his love for the Football Manager and Championship Manager video game series fuelled his desire to pursue a coaching career within the sport.

Lampard took charge of Derby County in the Championship for his first job as a manager, so he is familiar with the level, and he might need to return to it if he is to get another shot as a coach.

Across two spells with Chelsea, where the former England midfielder remains a legend of the club, Lampard recorded some eye-catching results but saw his lack of tactical acumen exposed.

Lampard might see his future being within the media, but one more go at managing may appeal.

A more intriguing appointment would surely be Knutsen, but the Norwegian seems to be happy and settled in his homeland with Bodø/Glimt, who he has led in the Eliteserien since 2018.

Knutsen made global headlines when he led the club to their first ever Norwegian league title a few years back, with his team almost managing to go the whole campaign without any defeats.

That took them into Europe, where Knutsen masterminded a stunning 6-1 Europa Conference League win over the Serie A giants Roma, who had Jose Mourinho in their dugout at the time.

Jansen was one of the favourites in the next Norwich City manager betting odds before Thorup got the job, with the Dutchman then leaving AZ to become the new head coach of Ferencváros.

It seems unlikely that Jansen, who worked on the coaching staff at Dutch giants PSV between 2013 and 2018, would leave the Hungarian side so quickly after taking over, while they made a strong start to his time in charge and sat top of the table going into the October internationals.