Cristiano Ronaldo has been added to the ‘Next Manchester United Manager’ market following the Portuguese’s retirement from international duty yesterday.
Ronaldo is 66/1 to replace Michael Carrick as the club’s next full-time head coach, placing him above the likes of Roy Keane and Gary Neville (both 100/1) and level with Ange Postecoglou and Wayne Rooney.
Eddie Howe leads the market at 4/6, followed by Julian Nagelsmann (10/3) and Unai Emery (4/1).
- Eddie Howe – 4/6
- Julian Nagelsmann – 10/3
- Unai Emery – 4/1
- Antonio Conte – 6/1
- Kieran McKenna – 20/1
- BAR – 25/1
Spokesperson for William Hill, Lee Phelps, said: “Following Cristiano Ronaldo’s retirement from Portugal duty yesterday, we’ve added him to our next Manchester United manager market at 66/1.
“We’re not ruling anything out for the former United forward and while his current odds to replace Michael Carrick make him an outsider for now, his recent antics with Portugal suggest nothing is off the cards!”
*Prices accurate at the time of writing – odds subject to change*
