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.

13. Michael Skubala: 33/1
Started his coaching career whilst teaching PE at Lutterworth College as he had a number of coaching roles at Barwell as well as Coventry City and Nottingham Forest's academies. Became director of football at Loughborough University and then head coach of the England national futsal team, working with the England U18s and also working at UEFA as a football advisor. Named Leeds United U21s head coach in July 2022, taking over as interim head coach in February 2023, then returning his role as first team coach. Appointed Lincoln City head coach almost two years ago and has impressed at the Imps since. Photo: Justin Setterfield

14. Christian Titz: 33/1
54-year-old spent his whole senior playing career in Germany and has only ever managed in his home country since retiring in 2000. Had spells in charge of 1. FC Passau, Viktoria Köln, FC Homburg, Hamburger SV, Rot-Weiss Essen 1. FC Magdeburg and was appointed as the new boss of 2. Bundesliga side Hannover 96 in June. Photo: Ronny Hartmann

15. David Wagner: 33/1
Playing career in Germany with teams like Eintracht Frankfurt, Mainz and Schalke 04, also featuring for Germany U21s and then the USA, winning eight caps. Started off his managerial career with Borussia Dortmund II, going to Huddersfield Town in 2015 as he led the Terriers to the Premier League, keeping them there for a season too. Headed to Schalke 04 and Young Boys, before going to Norwich City, sacked in May 2024 after the Canaries were beaten in the play-offs by Leeds United. Photo: Stephen Pond

16. Ian Evatt: 33/1
Centre half by trade had a long playing career with over 500 games for Chesterfield, Blackpool and Derby County, as he then took over the Spireites as caretaker manager in 2018. Spent two years as Barrow manager, leading the club from the National League to League Two and then went to Bolton Wanderers in 2020, winning promotion to League One, also reaching the third tier play-off final in 2024, beaten 2-0 by Oxford United. Sacked in January 2025 and has worked for various clubs as a loan adviser since. Photo: Alex Pantling

