Leeds are on the lookout for a new manager after parting ways with Sam Allardyce after he has failed to keep them up last season after the former England boss only managed to get one point from their last four games.
Leeds are now in the market for a new boss to help them attain promotion and reestablish themselves as a Premier League side, with Daniel Farke the bookies favourite to do so.
Next Leeds Manager Odds
All odds are courtesy of bet365, correct at the time of publishing and subject to change
Team | Odds |
| Daniel Farke | 2/7 |
| Patrick Vieira | 5/2 |
| Scott Parker | 14/1 |
| Graham Potter | 20/1 |
| Carlos Corberán | 25/1 |
| All other managers | 28/1 or higher |
- Learn more about the bet365 Bonus Code
- Already got a bet365 account? Check out more free bets with the UK's top bookmakers
- Find out more about the UK's best betting sites
Daniel Farke @ 2/7
Daniel Farke is the newly tipped favourite to become the new manager of Leeds, with many recognising him from his time at Norwich that saw success in the Championship.
Farke is the former manager of Borussia Mönchengladbach, with the German being relieved of his duties by the Bundesliga side in early June.
He has got a wealth of experience managing in the Championship given he's taken Norwich up as title winners twice beforehand in 2019 and 2021, but was then been subsequently relegated or sacked following these.
Farke has a proven track record in the Championship and could well be the man to help Leeds return to the top flight as is their ambition, and nothing is more convincing than a two time title winner of the Championship.
Patrick Vieira @5/2
Ex-Crystal Palace man Vieira is the second favourite to take over the Whites, and could be the manager to attempt to guide them back to the top flight.
The Premier League is the goal for both Leeds fans and the club as they feel this is their rightful place in English football, with nothing short of this being acceptable.
With this in mind, Vieira may well be the man to do this despite the fact that he has never managed in the Championship, nor ever secured promotion with a side.
His time in the Premier League was met with trials and tribulations, with his crowning achievement being that he guided Palace to a FA Cup semi-final, ultimately losing to Chelsea.
Nevertheless, times there are very few managers with top flight experience around, especially those who would be open to managing in the Championship, leaving Vieira near the top of the list.
Scott Parker @14/1
Serial promotion artist Scott Parker is also in the mix for the job despite his recent failing at Belgian side Club Brugge.
Parker has guided two sides to promotion to the Premier League with Fulham in 2019/20 and then Bournemouth in 2020/21.
However he was then relegated with Fulham the following year and sacked by Bournemouth, who were fearful they'd meet the same fate as the west London side.
This could be a promising sign for Leeds fans who will want a swift return to the top flight, and what they consider their rightful place.
His outing at Club Brugge was unimpressive, losing all but two of his first 12 games in charge and getting them knocked out of the Champions League.
Nevertheless, he may give Leeds fans reasons to hope with his impressive record in the Championship with both Fulham and the Cherries.
Graham Potter @20/1
Graham Potter has certainly fallen from grace, going from one of the most highly touted managers to out of a job and looking at a return to football with a job that's far from the heights he once knew.
Nevertheless, he has a proven record of helping teams achieve big things, and this could be exactly what Leeds are looking for in a manager following their spell in the Premier League.
Potter has once managed in the Championship during his time in charge of a newly relegated Swansea City.
While he may have only led to them a 10th placed finish before being pinched by Brighton, he did also manage to guide them to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.
There is no doubt that Potter is an extremely capable manager and would be a great get for Leeds, the question however remains, would he take a role at a Championship club after being at Chelsea not long ago.
Carlos Corberán @25/1
Carlos Corberán is a name that will not be new to any Leeds fans given the Spaniard was a coach at the club during Marcelo Bielsa's time at Elland Road that saw them regain Premier League status after a lengthy absence.
His time since then has been chequered but promising, taking Huddersfield Town to the Championship play-off final and spending time at Olympiacos before returning to England and managing West Bromwich Albion.
He has previously been linked heavily to the Leeds job, but has recently just signed a major extension at West Brom, with his contract now running until 2027.
Despite his familiarity with the club, it seems unlikely he will end up with the role, but stranger things have happened in football.
Next Manager Betting: How Does It Work?
Next manager betting is a fairly big part of football betting, with bettors often staking money on these types of markets whenever a manager is sacked, or should a manager be going through a tough spell results-wise.
Bookmakers will pay out winning bets once the club themselves have officially confirmed their next manager, with this usually coming in the form of a statement or press release.
Bookies such as bet365 have specific rules regarding what constitutes an interim manager and a permanent manager, with these odds being contingent on if the Manager is in the permanent role on 01/09/2023.
Bets on caretaker and interim managers will not be settled as winners unless the manager in question is the permanent manager on 01/09/2023.
Should a manager be appointed in a 'head coach' role, any bets on this manager will also be settled as winners.