Next Scotland manager odds: Martinez shock favourite to replace Clarke

• Ladbrokes brings you the odds for Scotland's next manager after Steve Clarke's resignation

• John McGlynn is the favourite to take over after Ange Posteclogou took over at Al-Nassr

• David Moyes, Alex Neil and Steven Naismith are among the other contenders

Former Portugal manager Roberto Martinez has been installed as the surprise 3/1 favourite to become Scotland's next permanent manager in Ladbrokes' latest odds.

World Cup exits for both Portugal and Scotland saw their managers Martinez and Steve Clarke resign from their post, and now Ladbrokes believe the Spaniard could be set to swap Ronaldo for Ross Stewart by taking over the Tartan Army.

Martinez has now endured relatively unconvincing reigns with both Belgium and Portugal, and now it looks like he could get another chance at international level with Scotland.

The ex-Everton manager has leapfrogged the likes of Alex Neil, David Moyes, John McGlynn and Steven Naismith (all 5/1) to become the favourite in the betting.

Clarke guided the Tartan Army to three major tournaments during his reign but they struggled to impress in all three. Martinez would be tasked with making that next step of getting the Scots to replicate their qualifying form to a major tournament, namely Euro 2028 which will take place on home soil in the UK and Ireland.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said:

Roberto Martinez is fast becoming a clear frontrunner to replace Steve Clarke as Scotland boss... we wouldn't be surprised to see him shorten in the betting over the next week or so.

View the latest football odds here.

All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.