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Manchester United Manager Erig Ten Hag have left Old Trafford this morning and his replacement has been named by the Club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Here are the most recent odds on who might replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United.

After United’s terrible 4-0 loss to Crystal Palace in the Premier League at Selhurst Park on Monday night, Ten Hag was under even more heat.

The loss puts Manchester United in seventh place in the table, 13 points behind Aston Villa in fourth and 29 points behind Arsenal in first.

United will have to work hard to make it to Europe, which will put a lot of pressure on the Dutchman, whose future is unknown.

The new odds show that Thomas Tuchel, who used to coach Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea, is the favorite to take over if United decide to fire Ten Hag.

Recent rumors have paired the 50-year-old German, who is leaving Bayern Munich at the end of the season, with a move to Old Trafford. He is now 2/1 to become the new boss of the Red Devils.

At 3/1, England manager Gareth Southgate is the second favorite, after Tuchel. At 5/1, ex-Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter is in third place.
Here are the most recent odds from Sky Bet on who will be the next regular boss of Manchester United:

Thomas Tuchel – 2/1

3/1 for Gareth Southgate

5/1 for Graham Potter

Message

11/1 by Roberto De Zerbi

Zinedine Zidane – 11/1

On December 1, Julian Nagelsmann

Unai Emery – May 16

Message

Julen Lopetegui – 20/1

20/1 for Kieran McKenna

Ruben Amorim – January 20

Thomas Frank – 20/1

Michael Carrick – 25/1

Thiago Motta – 25th place

33/1 for Jose Mourinho

33/1 for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Ten Hag said after the game that he would keep working to make things better at United.

He told them, “I will fight.” I did everything I could to get the team ready. It wasn’t good enough, and I’m responsible for that. But I will pull them together and get them ready for Sunday’s game.

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