Next Luton Town Manager Odds

Luton Town are on the search for a new manager following the mutual termination of Rob Edwards’ contract at Kenilworth Road.

Despite the Hatters struggles this campaign, Edwards was a popular figure at the club, having led the club to the Premier League via the play-offs in the 2022/23 campaign.

The 42-year-old departs Luton with a 30% win percentage, having won 32 and drawn 25 of his 104 matches in charge.

Wycombe Wanderers manager Matt Bloomfield has been mentioned with a potential move away from Adams Park following his side’s excellent start to the 2024/25 season.

The Chairboys sit top of League One with 50 points from 23 matches in what will be Bloomfield’s second full season in charge, having replaced Gareth Ainsworth in February 2023. The 40-year-old has taken charge of 105 matches, winning 51 and drawing 23, leading to an impressive 48.57% win percentage.

Could Steve Cooper make a swift return to football management following his dismissal from the managerial role at Leicester City?

During his time with the Foxes, Cooper managed to win just three of his 15 matches with what was a fairly limited squad and transfer budget.

However, prior to his time at the King Power Stadium, Cooper does have a strong managerial reputation, having earned Nottingham Forest promotion to the Premier League via the play-offs in the 2021/22 season, despite only taking over at the City Ground in late September 2021 with the club sitting at the bottom of the Championship.

Before his appointment at the City Ground, Cooper had managed Swansea City, where he managed to qualify for the Championship play-offs in back-to-back seasons with a limited squad and budget, however, the Swans fell short to Brentford in the semi-finals in 2019/20, before suffering another heartbreaking loss to the Bees in the 2021 play-off final.

Neil Harris will be looking to get back into management following his departure from Millwall.

Harris recently left the Lions for a third time as manager following a successful spell that saw them win 15 and draw nine of their last 35 matches, consolidating their place in the Championship.

The 47-year-old has actually managed Millwall 283 times in total, memorably winning promotion from League One via the play-offs in 2016/17.

Harris’ other spell as a manager in the Championship came with Cardiff City between November 2019 and January 2021, where he won 24 and drew 18 of his 62 matches in charge - equating to a 38.71% win percentage.

Ex-Stoke City manager Steven Schumacher has reportedly been linked with the vacancy at Kenilworth Road.

Schumacher managed the Potters just 32 times before leaving his role on 16th September in what was regarded as a surprise decision. At the Bet 365 Stadium, he managed to win 13 and draw 6 of those 32 matches in charge, equating to a 40% win percentage.

Prior to his spell with Stoke, Schumacher had a successful time as manager of Plymouth Argyle as he managed to earn promotion with the Mariners from League One in the 2022/23 season and won 57 of his 108 matches at the helm of the Home Park club.

Neil Lennon is a shock candidate for the vacancy at Luton Town.

The Northern Irishman was recently manager of Rapid Bucuresti, but, he failed to win any of his six matches in charge; this came after a 29-game spell at Cypriot team Omonia Nicosia between March 2022 and October 2022.

Lennon’s most notable managerial spells have come while managing Celtic on two separate occasions, having managed to win a total of 10 major trophies, including five Scottish Premiership titles.

Ex-Norwich and Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner is in line to potentially become manager of Luton.

The 53-year-old has failed to make an impact in management since earning a shock promotion to the Premier League with Huddersfield back in the 2016/17 season. Wagner has since managed Schalke and Young Boys, effectively playing a huge part in the Royal Blues’ relegation from the Bundesliga, while also failing to win Young Boys a fourth Swiss Super League title in a row.

At Carrow Road, Wagner oversaw 75 matches between January 2023 and May 2024, notably reaching the play-offs last season, however, he was sacked as Canaries boss following their heavy 4-0 aggregate loss to Leeds United.

Matt Bloomfield's Odds: 11/8

Steve Cooper's Odds: 3/1

Neil Harris' Odds: 8/1

Steven Schumacher's Odds: 10/1

David Wagner's Odds: 14/1

Neil Lennon's Odds: 14/1

Russell Martin's Odds: 14/1

Ryan Lowe's Odds: 14/1

Gary O'Neil's Odds: 16/1

Stephen Robinson's Odds: 16/1

Tony Mowbray's Odds: 16/1

Nathan Jones' Odds: 18/1

David Moyes' Odds: 20/1

Paul Trollope's Odds: 25/1

Rob Page's Odds: 25/1

Graeme Jones' Odds: 33/1

Tim Walter's Odds: 33/1

Valerien Ismael's Odds: 33/1

Neil Warnock's Odds: 40/1

Sam Allardyce's Odds: 50/1

Wayne Rooney's Odds: 66/1

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