Newcastle United’s underachieving season to date has piled the pressure on manager Eddie Howe, and speculation about his future is starting to grow.
In response, the SportsCasting traders have updated their Next Newcastle Manager betting market, highlighting who could be in line to take charge at St James’ Park if a change is made.
Howe’s position in the Premier League sack race odds continues to rise, highlighting the increasing jeopardy surrounding his role.
Next Newcastle Manager Betting Odds – The Full List
- Andoni Iraola 7/2
- Oliver Glasner 5/1
- Marco Silva 11/2
- Xavi 6/1
- Kieran McKenna 8/1
- Roberto DeZerbi 9/1
- Ruben Amorim 10/1
- Edin Terzic 12/1
- Marco Rose 14/1
- Erik Ten Hag 16/1
- Lee Carsley 16/1
- Thiago Motta 16/1
- Unai Emery 16/1
- Adi Hutter 20/1
- Gareth Southgate 20/1
- Jesse Marsch 20/1
- Jose Mourinho 20/1
- Michael Carrick 20/1
- Ange Postecoglou 25/1
- Antonio Conte 25/1
- Damien Duff 25/1
- David Moyes 25/1
- Frank Lampard 33/1
- Luis Enrique 33/1
- Rafa Benitez 40/1
- Steve McClaren 80/1
- Alan Shearer 100/1
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Andoni Iraola Is Favourite In Next Newcastle Manager Odds Market
Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola is the man SportsCasting traders believe has the best chance of becoming the next Newcastle manager, should current head coach Eddie Howe depart.
Iraola has overseen an impressive transformation at Bournemouth, turning the Cherries from relegation candidates into genuine European hopefuls through an energetic, high-pressing style that has drawn widespread praise.
With his growing reputation attracting interest from elsewhere, Newcastle may need to act decisively if they see Iraola as the right man to lead their next chapter.
Iraola is also among the frontrunners in the next Tottenham manager odds, underlining just how in demand the Spanish coach is right now.
Palace Boss Oliver Glasner Among Frontrunners For Toon Job
Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner is seen by oddsmakers as the second favourite to take over at Newcastle, should the club decide to make a change.
The Austrian has made a strong impression since arriving in the Premier League, guiding Palace to an FA Cup triumph and instilling a clear, energetic style that has transformed their fortunes.
His previous success with Eintracht Frankfurt — including a Europa League win — further highlights his pedigree as a coach capable of delivering results both domestically and in Europe.
Glasner has also spent considerable time near the top of the betting in the next Manchester United manager odds, with many seeing him as a strong contender should a vacancy arise at Old Trafford — a reflection of how highly regarded he has become within the game.
Commentary: SportsCasting spokesman Shane Orton reacted to the ‘Newcastle Manager Betting Odds’ saying:
“Eddie Howe has taken Newcastle to a very strong level, but there is a feeling in some quarters that the club may now have gone as far as it can under the current setup. Progress has levelled off, and that can often be the point where boards begin to consider a fresh direction rather than a rebuild.”
“In the betting, Andoni Iraola stands out as a manager whose work has consistently attracted attention, making him a logical frontrunner if Newcastle do decide to move. Oliver Glasner is viewed as a solid, established option rather than a speculative one, while Xavi’s inclusion reflects his profile and availability more than any clear indication of fit.”
