Next Tottenham Hotspur Manager Odds: After Ange Postecoglou

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.

If Spurs want someone with a solid array of Premier League experience under their belt, they could well look close by, to where Silva continues to impress without much resources at Fulham.

The Portuguese boss is another with a reputation for club-swapping too regularly but he has set up roots in West London with his fourth season at Fulham showing more signs of development.

Probably the highest-profile coach to be out of work right now, Tuchel is believed to be willing to return to the Premier League, where he had a successful spell in charge of Chelsea previously.

The ex-Bayern Munich boss has regularly been linked with Manchester United but Tottenham could be another appealing destination for the German manager should a vacancy arise there.

Tuchel has spoken about being a fan of Tottenham in his youth, which would count in his favour.

Brentford boss Frank continues to earn plaudits for his work a short distance away from Spurs.

Turning the Bees into an established Premier League force demands respect and it seems likely that the genial Dane will be given a chance to work his magic at a top club at some point soon.

Frank is also inevitably among the managers believed to be of interest to bosses at Old Trafford.

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.

Still some way short of his 40th birthday, Nagelsmann has already had some of the biggest jobs in the business and it seems certain to say he will be a Premier League manager one day.

Another former Bayern Munich boss like Tuchel, Nagelsmann is currently the manager of the Germany national team but a return to club football would likely be appealing.

Germany sporting director Rudi Voller has publicly stated there would be interest in appointing Jurgen Klopp, but the former Liverpool manager has indicated he is not ready to return to work.

It seems unlikely that Spurs would ever go for Jose Mourinho (12/1), but stranger things have happened. Now working in Turkey with Fenerbahce, the Portuguese's time in charge of clubs in Europe's top leagues appears to be behind him.

A more pragmatic choice could be the former England manager Gareth Southgate (12/1), who is taking a break from the game after leaving his post as Three Lions boss after Euro 2024.

European experience might make Unai Emery (14/1) appealing but it is unclear whether he could be tempted away from Aston Villa to a club that most deem to be a fairly similar size.

The chances of Kieran McKenna (16/1) earning a top job will surely depend on how he performs in the Premier League with Ipswich Town.

Ruben Amorim (16/1) continues to be linked with a move away from Sporting Lisbon while ex-Spurs midfielder Michael Carrick is an intriguing option of those at slightly higher odds.

The former England international has impressed in his first managerial post at Middlesbrough but it would be a significant step up to a top Premier League with high expectation levels.