West Ham New Manager Odds 2025. "Football Manager 2025", fecha de salida y novedades The last betting odds market wasn't open for very slong but the rumours were strong and Graham Potter was installed as favourite at odds of 10/11 for the job he landed. Lopetegui had been the favourite to be the next manager to be sacked for over a month and after much confusion West Ham owner David Sullivan finally pulled the trigger on Wednesday, January 8.
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West Ham Boost As "Excellent" Target Wants Exit
The last betting odds market wasn't open for very slong but the rumours were strong and Graham Potter was installed as favourite at odds of 10/11 for the job he landed. Julen Lopetegui is the odds on favourite to be the next Premier League manager to lose his job following his West Ham side losing back to back games by scorelines of 5-0 and 4-1. Here are the top 10 managers in the Next West Ham Manager Odds market… Graham Potter - 2/5; Kasper Hjulmand - 7/2; Edin Terzic - 5/1; Sergio Conceicao - 6/1; Michael Carrick - 16/1; Jose Mourinho - 25/1; Massimiliano Allegri - 25/1; Maurizio Sarri - 25/1; Sebastian Hoeness - 25/1; Will Still - 33/1
West Ham eyeing RB Leipzig attacking target with £8.5m bids imminent. Carrick is currently in charge at Championship sides Middlesbrough and has caught the eye of several Premier League clubs The best betting sites in the UK are also suggesting that another Hammers fans favourite - Michael Carrick - is firmly in the running to be the next West Ham manager.
West Ham Final List Of Managers 2025 Faina Jasmina. Lopetegui was appointed as Hammers boss in the summer, replacing David Moyes who didn't have his contract renewed, despite guiding West Ham to their first major trophy in over 40 years The next West Ham manager odds market saw a flurry of bets on Graham Potter yesterday, who was duly cut from 10/11 at the start of Monday into 3/10 before most bookmakers suspended the market