Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag's future at the club is uncertain following their recent League Cup exit. Bookmakers Betfair have adjusted their odds after United's disappointing performance in the Manchester derby and their subsequent 3-0 home loss to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup.

Ten Hag Now Evens to Leave United Before Christmas

Erik ten Hag's chances of leaving Manchester United before Christmas have significantly increased. Previously priced at 6/1, the odds have been slashed to evens, indicating a strong possibility of him vacating his post before the festive season.

Outplayed and Outscored: Ten Hag's Men Struggle

Ten Hag's team was thoroughly outplayed by Eddie Howe's Newcastle side, who could have scored even more goals. The dismal home display against their rivals and the subsequent defeat have raised serious doubts about the manager's future at the club.

Unlikely to See Out the Season

According to Betfair, it appears unlikely that Erik ten Hag will remain in charge until the end of the season. The bookmakers have set the odds at 4/11 for him to leave before the final game in May, indicating a high probability of an early departure.

United's Top-Four Hopes Dwindling

Manchester United's chances of finishing in the top four have also suffered a blow. Betfair now places them at 7/2 to secure a spot among the league's elite, behind teams like Aston Villa and Newcastle, and on par with Brighton.

Potter Emerges as Favorite Replacement

Graham Potter has emerged as the frontrunner to replace Erik ten Hag at Manchester United. Betfair has significantly reduced his odds throughout the week, making him the favorite at 7/2, surpassing previous frontrunner Zinedine Zidane, who is now priced at 9/2.

Other Contenders for the Job

Other potential replacements for the Manchester United managerial position include Julian Nagelsmann at 13/2, Roberto De Zerbi and Hansi Flick at 15/2, and club legend Michael Carrick at 12/1. The final decision rests with the club's hierarchy.

According to Betfair spokesperson Sam Rosbottom, Erik ten Hag's future at Manchester United is uncertain. The odds suggest a strong likelihood of him leaving before the end of the season, with Graham Potter emerging as the leading candidate to take over as manager.

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