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There are already names being spoken about as contenders to replace Thomas Frank amid growing pressure on the Spurs boss ahead of Tuesday's Champions League game with Borussia Dortmund

Thomas Frank is under increasing pressure at Spurs following the weekend's loss against West Ham. (Image: Rob Newell - CameraSport via Getty Images)
Everything you need to know about the latest next Tottenham manager odds amid pressure on Thomas Frank...
- Managerial departure odds: Thomas Frank is currently the heavy 4/11 favourite to be the next Premier League manager to lose his job, as per Betfair. This follows a disappointing run of form for his Tottenham Hotspur side.
- Recent performance issues: Spurs suffered a damaging home defeat to West Ham on Saturday, who were sitting third from the bottom of the table. This loss has significantly increased the pressure on Frank's position at the club.
- The race for successor: Former Barcelona manager and legendary player Xavi has emerged as a surprise top contender to take over. He is currently listed as a joint favourite at 5/1 odds.
- Internal replacement option: Assistant manager Johnny Heitinga is also priced at 5/1 to step into the lead role. He is considered a prime candidate to lead the team in the event of Frank's dismissal.
- Potential London move: Current Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner is the third favourite for a move across London to join the Tottenham hierarchy. His chances of taking the job are currently priced at 7/1 by the bookmaker.
- A possible return: Mauricio Pochettino is being considered for a high-profile return to his former club at 8/1 odds. Such a move would represent a remarkable comeback for the popular Argentine manager.
- External high-profile candidates: Bayer Leverkusen boss Xabi Alonso is currently listed as a 12/1 outsider for the position. While his odds are longer, he remains a notable name in the betting market.
- Familiar interim choice: Ryan Mason rounds out the main list of candidates with odds of 16/1 to take the helm. He has previously served the club in interim roles during similar periods of transition, and is out of work after being sacked by West Brom earlier this month.
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