Ladbrokes had Pochettino as the man most likely to replace him before the final, with the Argentinian previously as short as 7/5 to be in the Old Trafford dugout next season. The ex-Spurs boss was surprisingly let go by Chelsea at the end of the season, despite it seeming like things were really beginning to click at Stamford Bridge.
However, Pochettino was overtaken running towards the end of May, with another ex-Chelsea boss in the form of Thomas Tuchel the front-runner for a period, with the German previously at 6/4.
Despite that, the tables have turned once again and Ladbrokes has installed Pochettino as the favourite to become Man United's next manager, with odds of 7/4. Tuchel is second-favourite, after being displaced as number one, now with odds of 7/2.
Another interesting name in the mix is England manager Gareth Southgate (10/1), who many feel could leave this job after Euro 2024. England are the favourites for this summer’s tournament, and Southgate could find himself in one of the biggest managerial positions in the world just a few weeks after wrapping things up with the Three Lions.
He's priced just behind former Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi, who at the time of writing, is as short as 4/1 for the Red Devils job.
The joint-fifth favourite is former Man United coach Kieran McKenna, but INEOS may struggle to get the deal done considering Ipswich signed the talented coach to a brand new contract last week ahead of their first season back in the Premier League.
