Next Tottenham Hotspur Manager Odds

Marco Silva is another coach who has routinely done well in every job he’s had, albeit without having really taken any English club to the level Levy will be hoping Spurs can get to over the next 12 months or so. That said, he's never really had the squad to achieve that either.

From the Spurs fans' perspective, though, having suffered large through negative style of plays prior to Postecoglou, the appointment of Silva would be seen as a reasonable one.

Currently at Fulham, Tottenham will definitely be seen as a step up from his viewpoint and, as such, he would likely be keen to speak to them should they ask the question of his current employers.

Next up in the bookies' odds, even if bet365's price is long, is Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner [Insert joke about Levy being too cheap to look for his new manager outside of London]. In all seriousness though, you can see why Glasner is tipped for a step up from Selhurst Park, given the job he has done there since joining the Eagles back in February last year.

A near 48% win ratio is pretty ridiculous for a club like Palace and, what’s more, he’s delivered silverware too, having defeated Man City in the FA Cup final. That trophy win, though, may well rule him out of a job change this summer.

Ownership challenges with UEFA aside, Palace should be in the Europa League for the first ever time next season courtesy of that cup success. You’d think Glasner would be desperate to lead them into what would be a historic season.

De Zerbi only left the Premier League relatively recently, but the fiercely ambitious Italian is likely to be linked with big jobs whenever they come up. Having made a fine start to life at Marseille, where he has been heavily backed in the transfer market in a bid to end a long period of dominance from Paris Saint-Germain, De Zerbi's tactics are the envy of many clubs' fans.

The former Shakhtar Donetsk coach signed a three-year contract when he moved to Ligue 1.

Tension behind the scenes at Newcastle United seems to be bubbling away, with Howe reported to be unhappy at the division of responsibilities after the arrival of new executives at the club.

Strongly linked with becoming the new England boss - although Lee Carsley has done well in charge of the Three Lions on a temporary basis - Howe is widely regarded as a top manager.

The former Bournemouth boss might also welcome the chance to relocate closer to his home.

But a relative lack of European experience compared to some of the other top contenders in the next Tottenham manager betting odds is something that could well count against Howe's hopes.