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Next Wrexham Manager Odds: Welsh Trio In The Running To Replace Phil Parkinson

The next Wrexham manager odds market is online here at BetVictor with Phil Parkinson struggling to get his side going this season.

Parkinson led the Red Dragons to three successive promotions between 2023-2025 but has failed to convince he is the right man to lead the Welsh side to the promised land. The 58-year-old came mightily close to the Championship play-offs last term but has overseen just three wins in 13 across the current campaign.

On Friday night, Wrexham lost to Sheffield United which has left Ryan Reynolds’ side languishing in 18th spot. Ahead of the MD14 fixtures, the Reds are just five points above the drop zone.

next wrexham manager odds
29 MAY | 20:00
Next Permanent Wrexham Manager
Next Permanent Wrexham Manager
Sean Dyce 16/1
Scott Parker 5/1
Rob Edwards 4/1
Steve Cooper 6/1
Steven Gerrard 6/1
Nathan Jones 8/1
Gareth Southgate 16/1
Craig Bellamy 12/1
Ruud van Nistelrooy 16/1
Robert Page 16/1

Next Wrexham Manager Odds: Rob Edwards The Early Favourite

Our traders have listed Rob Edwards as the leading candidate in the next Wrexham manager odds market at 4/1. As a proud Welshman who has been out of work since the summer, Edwards would surely consider the role if it does become available.

Although Edwards has a chequered reputation in the EFL Championship, he does have a promotion with Luton on his CV. Something of which will surely work in his favour and the likes of Ryan Reynolds will likely not ignore this achievement too lightly.

Scott Parker And Steven Gerrard In Contention For The Wrexham Job

Just behind Rob Edwards is 5/1 shot Scott Parker and Steven Gerrard – who is priced at 6/1. The former led Bournemouth, Burnley and Fulham to the Premier League and would tick a lot of boxes as far as Wrexham are concerned.

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Gerrard has been out of work since leaving Al-Ettifaq. The Liverpool legend struggled in Saudi Arabia as well as his stint in charge of Aston Villa. However, Gerrard won the Scottish Premiership with Rangers in 2020-21 and would be a very high-profile name that would help boost Wrexham’s reputation in the US.

Could Steve Cooper Or Nathan Jones Be Named As The New Wrexham Manager?

A 16/1 shot in the next Crystal Palace manager odds market, Steve Cooper is a much shorter price to join Wrexham. The Welsh gaffer famously led Nottingham Forest to promotion in 2022 and offers decent value at 6/1. Cooper is currently out of work and has a point to prove in his next role.

Another contender is fellow Welshman Nathan Jones. The 53-year-old has earned EFL promotion with Luton and current employers Charlton. A fiesty and passionate character, Jones’ position at the Valley is reportedly up in the air and a potential switch to the Racecourse could provide a fresh start.

*odds correct at the time of publication – November 2, 2026.

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