Here are the latest odds for the next Scotland manager as the SFA search for Steve Clarke's replacement.
Clarke resigned following Scotland's early exit from the World Cup and he leaves as one of the national's team best managers.
However, despite leading Scotland to three major tournaments, Clarke was unable to prevent three group stage eliminations.
Scotland laboured to a 1-0 win against Haiti in their opening game at the 2026 World Cup, but subsequent defeats to Morocco and Brazil saw them on an early flight home.
Attention has now turned to Clarke's replacement as the SFA look for a manager to lead the side in the Euro 2028 qualifiers.
Next Scotland Manager Odds
(Odds will display when the market is available)
Everton manager David Moyes and outgoing Portugal boss Roberto Martinez are the current favourites to be the next Scotland manager.
Moyes has often spoken of his desire to lead his country one day and his future on Merseyside looks uncertain following a disappointing end to the 2025/26 campaign.
Martinez would provide valuable international experience having previously managed Portugal and Belgium but time will tell whether he would want to return to the dugout to lead a nation with lesser experience on the world stage.
Falkirk boss John McGlynn is prominent in the Scotland manager betting after a fine season, while Millwall manager Alex Neil is also near the top of the market.
Other contenders to be the next Scotland manager include Rafa Benitez, Darren Fletcher and Steven Naismith, who was Clarke's assistant this summer.
