New odds on next Man United manager revealed as two men go head-to-head to replace Erik ten Hag

Bookmakers' odds on the next Manchester United manager have been updated following the side's 1-1 draw with FC Twente in the Europa League.

The result placed further pressure on current boss Erik ten Hag, despite the Dutchman only signing a new contract in the summer after winning the FA Cup.

United have picked up seven points from their opening five Premier League games, with fans concerned over the performance in their first European contest.

Midfielder Christian Eriksen even claimed that Twente 'wanted it more' - an admission that left supporters fuming.

There has been no comment from United minority co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe on whether Ten Hag is under threat - but bookmakers are still pricing up the possibility of the Dutchman being sacked.

And as per Oddschecker, two candidates lead the way over the rest.

Those candidates are the former England boss Gareth Southgate and current United coach Ruud van Nistelrooy, who are priced at odds of 4/1.

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Thomas Tuchel, meanwhile, is priced at 9/1. The German boss is currently out of work having left Bayern Munich in the summer, but reportedly turned down an opportunity to replace Ten Hag after that.

Among the other potential contenders are former United coach Kieran McKenna, who is in charge of fellow Premier League club Ipswich Town, as well as Marseille boss Roberto De Zerbi and another ex-Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter.

Zinedine Zidane is among a group of managers at 33/1, but still hasn't returned to management after ending his second spell at Real Madrid in 2021.

The latest odds (correct at the time of writing and best odds shown) are as follows:

• Gareth Southgate (Unemployed) - 4/1
• Ruud van Nistelrooy (Manchester United) - 4/1
• Thomas Tuchel (Unemployed) - 9/1
• Kieran McKenna (Ipswich Town) - 12/1
• Roberto De Zerbi (Marseille) - 20/1
• Graham Potter (Unemployed) - 25/1
• Thomas Frank (Brentford) - 25/1
• Mauricio Pochettino (United States) - 33/1
• Ruben Amorim (Sporting Lisbon) - 33/1
• Zinedine Zidane (Unemployed) - 33/1