Next permanent Celtic manager odds: Neil Lennon, Steve Clarke, David Moyes and Roberto Martinez in the frame to replace Brendan Rodgers

Next permanent Celtic manager odds: Neil Lennon, Steve Clarke, David Moyes and Roberto Martinez in the frame to replace Brendan Rodgers
Neil Lennon is the overwhelming favourite with bookmakers to replace Brendan Rodgers at Celtic, if the former Liverpool boss decides to leave.Rodgers has reportedly verbally agreed to succeed Claude Puel at Leicester City following the Frenchman’s sacking.11

Lennon is the outright favourite to manage Celtic if Rodgers leaves

If Rodgers does decide to leave Scotland after two-and-a-half-years, the Bhoys will be left without a manager at perhaps the most crucial stage of the season.With yet another treble of domestic trophies a very real possibility still, Celtic Park chiefs will be keen to appoint a manager who can succeed in the short-term and ensure progress for the long-term.As mentioned earlier, Lennon remains the bookies’ favourite to return to Celtic after leaving in 2014 after four successful years.The former Leicester City midfielder has been without a club since being relieved of his duties by Hibernian at the end of January. But who else is in the frame, according to the latest odds?Scroll down to see who Paddy Power have listed in the running to become the next permanent Celtic manager.*

Paul Lambert – 40/1

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Lambert is currently in charge at Ipswich Town

Mikel Arteta – 33/1

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The Spaniard was linked with the Arsenal job in the summer

Graham Potter – 33/1

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The former Ostersund boss has been a revelation at Swansea City

Henrik Larsson – 22/1

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To describe this appointment as ‘popular’ would be an understatement

Roberto Martinez – 20/1

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Martinez led Belgium to third place at the World Cup in Russia this summer

Michael O’Neill – 20/1

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O’Neill took Northern Ireland to Euro 2016

Ralf Rangnick – 20/1

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The current RB Leipzig boss has also managed Schalke

David Moyes – 8/1

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Former Celtic defender Moyes was last in management in May with West Ham

Steve Clarke – 6/1

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The current Kilmarnock boss has a wealth of experience as a manager and an assistant

Neil Lennon – 1/6

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The former Hibernian boss is in line to succeed Rodgers at Parkhead

*Odds correct as of 26/2/19 at 3pm

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