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.
17. Chris Coleman: 33/1
Former defender for Swansea, Crystal Palace, Blackburn Rovers and Fulham, also played 32 times for Wales, before starting his managerial career with Fulham. Had stints at Real Sociedad, Coventry City and AEL, then taking charge at Wales for five years, leading his country to the semi-finals at Euro 2016. Left 12 months later, as since leaving Sunderland he has been all around the world, with jobs at Hebei China Fortune, Atromitos, AEL Limassol and OH Leuven, taking over at Greek side Asteras Tripolis earlier this year. Photo: TOM GOYVAERTS
18. Steve Evans: 33/1
Had a playing career north of the border with Clyde, Albion Rovers, Ayr United, Hamilton Academicals and St Johnstone, then starting out as a manager with Stamford, before going to Boston United for two spells and Crawley in 2007, winning promotion to the Football League. Stints at Rotherham where he won promotion to League One, Leeds, Mansfield, Peterborough, Gillingham and Stevenage, reaching League One with Boro. Left for the Millers in April 2024, but was dismissed under a year later. Photo: Harry Trump
19. Neil Critchley: 33/1
Brief playing career with Crewe Alexandra and Leigh RMI, he was named on the coaching staff at Crewe, appointed joint academy director in 2007 and then joined Liverpool as an U18s coach in 2013. Stood in as manager for Jurgen Klopp twice and then headed to Blackpool in 2020, leading them to the Championship via the play-offs. Moved to Aston Villa as assistant head coach to Steven Gerrard, while he was named QPR boss in 2022, sacked after two months. Returned to Blackpool in May 2023, although left just over a year later, before having six months in charge of Scottish Premier League side Hearts that ended in April. Photo: Ian MacNicol
20. Leam Richardson: 33/1
Spent time as a player with Blackburn, Bolton, Notts County, Blackpool and Accrington, as he became caretaker manager at Stanley in January 2012. Left to become Paul Cook's assistant at Chesterfield in April 2013, and then moved to Portsmouth with him in 2015, winning promotion to League One two years later. Followed Cook to Wigan Athletic in May 2017 as he was appointed in sole charge in April 2021, sacked in November 2022. Became Rotherham manager in December 2023, but was dismissed in April 2024.Matt Taylor: 33/1 Photo: Ed Sykes