Next Leeds Manager Odds: Bet On Favourites To Replace Daniel Farke
Daniel Farke might still be the Leeds boss but his position isn't that safe considering that the team hasn't performed greatly throughout the last season. That's why the bookies are already pricing the odds on who's to take the spot from him and with us you'll see the highest prices available.
Latest next Leeds United manager betting odds: Find all the most recent new Leeds manager odds
And here are the most recent odds on who's going to replace Daniel Farke.
| Manager | Odds to be the next Leeds boss |
| Gary O'Neil | 1/1 |
| Carlos Corberan | 5/1 |
| Bo Svensson | 5/1 |
| Brendan Rodgers | 6/1 |
| Marco Rose | 6/1 |
| Steven Gerrard | 8/1 |
| Kjetil Knutsen | 14/1 |
| Michael Carrick | 14/1 |
| Ange Postecoglou | 16/1 |
| Erik ten Hag | 16/1 |
| Mark Robins | 16/1 |
Shorlist of main candidates for the next permanent Leeds manager to take the spot after Daniel Farke leaves Elland Road?
Despite helping Leeds to lift the Championship trophy last season, Daniel Farke is finding himself in a precarious position currently due to his team not being quite successful throughout the current one. The Whites have played a tad better within their last five matches with only one loss against Man City, two draws with Aston Villa and Chelsea and wins over Birgmingham and Nottingham Forest. And should he get sacked, there are various managers who might take his spot. Let's take a look at who they are.
Gary O'Neil: The favorite of the Leeds United next manager market
The former Wolves manager was the favorite to replace Daniel Farke at some point. He had been out of work since December 2024 after leaving the Wolves but he actually signed a three-years contract with R. Strasbourg in January 2026 which took him out of the main competitors for the job at Elland Road.
Carlos Corberan: The Valencia manager rumoured to become the next Leeds manager might actually head towards West Brom
Carlos Corberan was also one of the options you can find with a bookie offering the next Leeds manager market to be on but that's actually quite an unlikely option. For one, he's contracted by Vallencia and the buyout option in his contract is valid for West Brom only, the team he once led towards some exciting victories and the team he's been rumoured to be considering going back to.
Bo Svensson: Will the former Mainz and Union Berlin manager finally sign a new contract?
Bo Svenson started his career back in 2015 as assistant manager of Mainz before becoming the head coach of Mainz 05 Yth. and then the U17 and U19 teams. He switched to FC Liefering in 2019 and had a successful time there before going back to the men's team of Mainz as their head manager. His last career shift was to Union Berlin where he managed the team since July 2024 until December 2024. After leaving the managerial spot there, he's been out of work and he's also been included as one of the contenders for the Leeds job.
Brendan Rodgers: The not-so-likely potential Leeds boss headed to Al-Quadsiah instead
After being the head coach of Chelsea, Swansea, Liverpool, Celtic and Leicester, in December 2025 Brendan Rodgers signed a deal with Al-Quadsiah and he's expected to manage the team till 2028. But still he's being listed as one of the people who Leeds might get into talks with regarding who's to replace the current manager Daniel Farke.
Ange Postecoglou: The Australian superstar boss with a career change
Primarily spending his career within Australia (including being the national coach of the men's, the U20 and U17 teams), Greece and Japan, Ange Postecoglou had a run at the Premier League, too, having managed Celtic, Tottenham and Nottingham Forest. Leaving the latter in October 2025, he was also included in the next Leeds manager market but his odds are quite low now since he got a new job as a UEFA match analyst in the end of January 2026.
Marco Rose: The former Leipzig and Dortmund boss also among the favorites to replace Daniel Farke
The former Leipzig manager, Marco Rose, left his previous managerial position in March 2025 after not that successful Champions League campaign where his team managed only one win in eight games. Still, he's been quite successful throughout his previous periods as the Leipzig boss, having led the team to winning the DFB-Pokal (The German Cup) and a victory over Bayern Munich in the Super Cup. He did manage almost 60% win rate at Leipzig and 65.5% win rate when he was the boss of Dortmund. That's why the former RB Leipzig coach is one of the favorites to switch to the Premier League side after having a successful campaign in the Bundesliga.
Leeds manager history: Who were the previous Leeds bosses?
The year of 2023 wasn't the best when it came to the managerial position at Leeds and the team probably though they had finally gotten a great boss with Daniel Farke. But that was untill 2025 when troubles hit. Still, let's take a look at some of the former managers of Leeds to see a bit of the team's history:
- Daniel Farke – June 2023 till now
- Sam Allardyce – May 2023 till June 2023
- Javi Gracia – February 2023 till May 2023
- Michael Skubala – February 2023 till February 2023
- Jesse Marsch – February 2022 till February 2023
- Marcelo Bielsa – June 2018 till February 2022
The last manager to be sacked: Who was he and why he left Leeds?
Actually, the current Leeds manager hasn't been sacked. At least yet. But with the Whites having lots of trouble, the future of Daniel Farke is not that certain. The team is at the 15th spot of the Premier League table having only 31 one points and being dangerously close to the relegation zone. They lost their fixtures against Arsenal, Fulham, Burnley, Tottenham, Manchester City, Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, Brighton and Newcastle. But they also went to achieve surprising wins against Chelsea and Crystal Palace along with a draw vs Manchester United. Their next four games will see them facing Sunderland, Norwich, Crystal Palace and Bentford with the match against the Canaries being part of the FA Cup while the latter are all Premier League games. Pressure is mounting on Daniel Farke and the manager only managed to win three of their opening 11 matches. At one point the team was at the 16th in the Premier League and was about to face Aston Villa, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City in their next four matches which didn't make Farke's managerial position any safer.
Yes, he was the one who helped the team reach their third Sky Bet Championship title last season which lead to them being on the promoted side of England's second tier. But it appears the former Borussia Monchengladbach coach doesn't exactly do well in the Premier League so when the market opened last week, the odds of him being sacked were against him.
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