Luton Town are looking for their second new manager this year after Matt Bloomfield was sacked after just nine months in the job earlier this week.
BetVictor have listed their favourites for the vacancy and the Luton News takes an in-depth look at the main runners and riders for the hot-seat at Kenilworth Road in a special gallery below.
1. Jack Wilshere: 1/2
Midfielder was part of the academy with Luton in 2001 before quickly going to Arsenal where he stayed for over 15 years, playing just under 200 times and scoring 14 goals, winning the FA Cup twice. Also featured for Bolton Wanderers, AFC Bournemouth, West Ham and Denmark club AGF, earning 34 caps for England, netting twice. Has been in charge of the Gunners U18s since retiring, leading them to the FA Youth Cup Final in 2023 where they finished as runners-up. Moved to Norwich City as first team coach in October 2024 and oversaw two games in charge as interim manager before leaving Carrow Road in May of this year. Photo: Alex Burstow
2. Richie Wellens: 6/4
Came through as a youngster at Manchester United, as he went to Blackpool for five years and also played for Oldham Athletic, Doncaster Rovers, Leicester, Ipswich, Shrewsbury Town, Salford City and Macclesfield Town. Managerial career began at Oldham, as he won the League Two title with Swindon, plus the EFL Trophy Final with Salford. Appointed as Doncaster boss in May 2021, heading to Leyton Orient in March 2022, leading the O's to promotion from the fourth tier and is still in charge of the east London club now. Photo: Andrew Redington
3. Jon Brady: 6/1
Lengthy playing career with Hayes, Rushden & Diamonds, Chester, Stevenage and Cambridge, also turning out for Australia's U17s. Took over as manager at Brackley Town and then went to Northampton Town as a youth coach before being appointed manager in February 2021. Won promotion to League One, deciding to leave the Cobblers in December 2024. Photo: Pete Norton
4. Luke Williams: 12/1
Having been on the books of Norwich City and Bristol Rovers as a youngster, an injury meant he never played senior football, as he began his coaching career at Leyton Orient and West Ham. Spent several years as manager of Brighton's U21s before moving to Swindon as first team boss in 2015. Left when the Robins were relegated to League Two at the end of the 2016-17 season, becoming head coach of Bristol City U23s in 2017. Named assistant to Russell Martin at MK Dons and Swansea, taking over at Notts County in June 2022, reaching the Football League by winning the National League play-offs. Returned to Swansea as head coach in January 2024 but was relieved of his duties just over 12 months later. Photo: Cameron Smith