After consistently playing entertaining football to the neutral without resulting in positive results for the team, it seems Ange Postecoglou's time at Spurs could be running out. Sports betting apps have opened betting markets on who'll replace the Australian, who is now odds-on to be the next manager sacked in the Premier League.

With Spurs sitting much closer to the relegation zone than the top four in the Premier League, speculation has turned to who could replace him, with the general feeling being when and not if.

Gareth Southgate is one of the candidates to take the hot seat at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, but there are plenty of realistic candidates with Bournemouth Andoni Iraola top of the pile in the early going. Daniel Levy is sure to have his shortlist, but let's take a closer look at some of the fancied managers, according to the best UK betting sites. Iraola is doing a magnificent job with Bournemouth at present, and the south coast club are likely to be staunchly against any approach for their manager. Former boss Mauricio Pochettino did a great job with the team first time around and is once again a free agent, so could he be on interest to Daniel Levy if Ange is let go?

Gareth Southgate Likely to Interest Spurs

Despite leading England to two European Championship finals, Gareth Southgate had no shortage of detractors and could be ready to make a return to club football for the first time in 15 years. He has been among the favourites at best odds guaranteed bookies for a number of positions following his exploits with the Three Lions, but he has remained in the shadows waiting for the right opportunity.

Appointing Southgate may not go down tremendously well with the Spurs faithful, but it may prove to be a positive one considering England had their best result at any Euros ever and a best World Cup run for almost 30 years under his guidance.

Could Kieran McKenna Rejoin Spurs?

The current Ipswich manager has been tipped to take the reins at a bigger club since guiding the Tractor Boys to back-to-back promotions. The odds at the best betting sites suggest Spurs seems a natural fit, with McKenna spending time at the club previously as both a youth team coach and player.

The consideration for the Spurs board here is whether they view the jump from Ipswich too big a step for Kieran McKenna to make at what is still the early stages of his career, as this would only be his second full managerial role.

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Eddie Howe Likely To Be A Candidate

After a stellar period with Bournemouth, where they became an established Premier League team, Eddie Howe made the switch to Newcastle and all of their money. Under his leadership, the Magpies returned (briefly) to the Champions League but haven't really been able to take that next step. 

There's been talk in the past of Newcastle potentially wanting to replace Howe with a bigger name and a proven track record of winning trophies, but it's never materialised. If Howe was looking to get away from St. James' Park, he could do a lot worse than Spurs. He could be the exact type of manager Spurs want - one who can build a long-term project to bring sustained success to the club. 

Howe does seem quite safe for the moment at Newcastle, but the best betting apps have him as one of the likelier successors to Ange, and with good reason.

Who Else Could Replace Ange?

Further down the betting odds for next Spurs manager, you'll find quite a mixed bag. Some young, up-and-coming managers like Michael Carrick and Xabi Alonso are in the betting alongside big names from European football such as Diego Simeone and Luis Enrique. 

One former Tottenham manager is relatively prominent in the betting, though how popular the appointment of Jose Mourinho would be is very much up for debate. Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola has impressed everyone since he was appointed, and he could be an interesting candidate. 

Punters can back Arsene Wenger to be the next Spurs manager at 50/1 with BetVictor . There might be a couple of zeroes missing from the odds for that, as it would surely be one of the biggest stories in the history of the Premier League.

Here at Bookies.com, we'll have the latest and best odds on the next Tottenham manager, right up until the time Ange leaves and is replaced. Be sure to check back to see what changes in the market.