Tottenham's next manager odds change as Igor Tudor departs after just 7 matches.

The search is on for Tottenham's third manager of the season after Igor Tudor's departure on Sunday. The Croatian's stint at the club was short-lived, lasting just 44 days and seven matches. Unfortunately, his time in charge was marked by a series of losses and a dismal performance in the Premier League.

As it stands, Spurs are sitting at 17th place, with only one point separating them from the relegation zone. The pressure is on for the next manager to turn things around and avoid the possibility of being relegated for the first time in the club's history. The betting market is already buzzing with speculation about who will take on the role permanently.

The top contenders at the moment are Roberto De Zerbi and Sean Dyche, both of whom are currently out of work. However, with the recent turn of events, it's possible that Spurs may need to bring in a permanent manager earlier than planned in order to secure a high-caliber candidate. Meanwhile, former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino, who had been the hot favorite to return, is now less likely to take on the role.

Other names in the mix include Fulham's Marco Silva and former Monaco boss Adi Hutter. However, it seems that the club may be leaning towards an interim or caretaker manager for the remaining games of the season. One of the most surprising names to be linked with the job is 79-year-old Harry Redknapp, who previously managed Spurs from 2008 to 2012.

Redknapp, along with several other former players and managers of the club, has been rumored to be a potential interim or caretaker candidate. However, when asked about the rumors, Dyche jokingly denied any involvement while enjoying a pint at a pub near his home. As for Tudor's departure, the club released a statement thanking him and his coaching staff for their efforts during their short time at the club.

They also acknowledged Tudor's recent bereavement and offered their support to him and his family. With the search for a new manager underway, all eyes are on Spurs as they try to navigate through a turbulent season and avoid the possibility of relegation. Only time will tell who will take on the challenge and lead the team to success.