Next West Ham Manager Odds: After Graham Potter

Along with Moyes, Potter is one of the experienced Premier League figures to be out of work right now and is therefore a firm fixture on a few different next manager betting odds lists.

In recent days, rumours have circulated that Potter is being lined up to take the job should West Ham lose on Monday night, which is likely why he is the strong 1/3 favourite with the bookmakers.

The former Chelsea boss was strongly linked with Leicester City back in the summer but they went for Steve Cooper instead, then turned to Ruud van Nistelrooy when that did not work out.

Close behind Potter in the next West Ham manager betting odds is the former manager of the Denmark national team, with Hjulmand having left that post at the end of Euro 2024. 

Hjulmand made history early in his coaching career when he led Nordsjælland to their Danish Superliga title in 2012 - the first time in the club's history they had achieved the feat.

He went on to replace Thomas Tuchel at Mainz but was unable to inspire the German side to success, later returning to Nordsjælland before taking charge of Denmark, who he led to the Euro 2020 semis and earned praise for how he handled Christian Eriksen's shock collapse.

Something of a surprise contender given his relative lack of experience at the top of the game, Hjulmand is reportedly a firm favourite of the sporting director for the Hammers, Tim Steidten.

Initial reports in the media have indicated that West Ham are considering replacing Lopetegui with Conceicao and he is among the early favourites in the club's next manager betting odds.

Available after a seven-year spell at Porto - where he had begun his playing career - Conceicao has a lot of European experience under his belt having taken the team to a pair of Champions League quarter-finals, along with racking up a trio of league titles in his native Portugal.

Conceicao is also being linked with Everton, who could soon be looking for a new manager too.

Bilic's former assistant left Borussia Dortmund in the summer of 2024, shortly after his side had been beaten by Real Madrid in the final of the Champions League.

Dortmund won the German Cup during Terzic's time in charge but they only finished fifth in the Bundesliga last term, having missed out on a fantastic chance to win the title in the previous campaign, missing out to Bayern Munich on goal difference after they could only draw with Mainz on the last day of the season.

Former West Ham and England midfielder Carrick is doing solid work in the Championship with Middlesbrough, but the Premier League might be too soon for him.

Carrick uses stylish tactics but his Boro have struggled for consistency, with eye-catching wins mixed with shock losses.

Most recently in charge of Benfica, German manager Schmidt led the Portuguese side to the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

Schmidt has also managed clubs as diverse as the Chinese Super League side Beijing Sinobo Guoan and Dutch giants PSV Eindhoven, both of which won cups during his time in charge. He also spent three years with Bayer Leverkusen.

Having been listed in the next Manchester United manager betting odds before Ruben Amorim got the job, Hoeness could yet get a Premier League role when the West Ham vacancy arises.

Fine work at Stuttgart, who he kept in the Bundesliga and led to a second-placed finish behind Bayer Leverkusen last term, has given Hoeness a much bigger public profile in the game.

Being pictured in London recently has led to reports that former Juventus boss Allegri would be open to a Premier League job. He is also reportedly of interest to the West Ham board.

The Italian led the Old Lady to five Serie A titles in his first spell in charge, but when he returned in 2021 after a couple of years away, he struggled to make the same impact in Turin.

Allegri had two seasons without a trophy but at least delivered the 2024 Coppa Italia with a 1-0 defeat of Atalanta. But he was sacked just two days later, following his aggressive behaviour in the game.