Next Norwich City Manager Odds – Hasenhuttl Favourite After Wilshere Ruled Out By Canaries

Norwich City began the 2024/25 Championship season with realistic ambitions of pushing for promotion to the Premier League. However, after the team endured a horror run of just one win in their last eight games to leave them well adrift of the playoff places, the club has moved on from manager Johannes Hoff Thorup.

With the Premier League dream dead for another season, sporting director Ben Knapper announced Jack Wilshere as the interim manager for the final two games of the season. 

Football betting sites have been pricing up the market, and former Arsenal player Wilshere is no longer in the betting after Norwich decided to focus on external candidates. Gary O'Neil, who is a free agent after being sacked by Wolves and would surely be a popular appointment, having played over 50 times for Norwich, is also up there along with former Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl.

There are some other big names in the market, according to the latest odds found on the best betting apps. These include former Nottingham Forest and Leicester manager Steve Cooper, former Southampton boss Russell Martin, and Tom Cleverley who recently left Watford.

Next Permanent Norwich City Manager

Norwich City would have been hoping to be in contention for a Premier League place next season under Thorup, but now the team is searching for a third manager in the last 12 months.

Could Ralph Hasenhuttl Return to England?

Ralph Hasenhuttl has returned to favouritism after Jack Wilshere was ruled out of contention by Norwich following his two-game stint at the end of the season, and £5 deposit betting sites think the former Southampton manager will be of interest to the club.

Hasenhuttl has four years of Premier League managerial experience and was most recently in charge of Wolfsburg in Germany, saving them from relegation last season before guiding them to a midtable finish this time around. However, that was not enough for Wolfsburg board and he is now on the hunt for a new job.

Experienced Steve Cooper Could Hold Key To Promotion

Steve Cooper is among the favourites with new betting sites to become the next Norwich City manager, but it remains to be seen if he wants to cut his teeth in the Championship after enjoying relative success in the Premier League.

The 45-year-old has held three managerial positions, starting with Swansea City between 2019-21, although it was his time with Nottingham Forest that saw the former England under-17 manager engineer a promotion to the Premier League. He took the team from the relegation zone in the Championship to promotion in the same season.

Cooper then kept them in the league before being replaced by Nuno Espirito Santo, eventually going to bitter rivals Leicester City at the start of this season. Whilst he was sacked in November, the team's fortunes since have painted his achievements with the team in a much more positive light. He might now be looking for a fresh challenge, and that could come at Carrow Road.

Gary O'Neil Available After Wolves Sacking

It was widely believed that Gary O'Neil had done a good job with Bournemouth in his first season in charge after replacing Scott Parker, but he was unceremoniously dumped by the club. That led him to Wolves, where he impressed once more in keeping the team in the Premier League while consistently having to deal with selling his best players. However, after a poor start to this season, he was replaced at the helm and is once again a free agent. Fast withdrawal betting sites think he could well be in with a shout of getting the job.

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Russell Martin One of the Early Favourites

UK betting sites think the Norwich connection could see a return to Carrow Road for Russell Martin, who was something of a playing legend at the club. He made over 300 appearances at the club and was captain for a stretch, too, so there's no doubt he would be a popular appointment.

He led an entertaining Southampton team up to the Premier League last season before they found the going too tough this time around. The fact he is a free agent is also sure to appeal to the Canaries, with Apple Pay betting sites certainly thinking he'll be in the equation.