Chris Coleman heads a number of names to replace the outgoing Carlos Carvalhal at the end of the season.
Chris Coleman has been installed as the favourite to take over from departing Carlos Carvalhal, when he leaves at the end of the season.
The Welshman is being backed to return to his homeland and take over the soon-to-be Championship side.
With names still being bandied about, he’s the favourite for the job at 5/1 and leads the pack for the vacant position at the end of the season.
Elsewhere, ex-England boss Steve McClaren is second favourite at 6/1, Michael Appleton is joint third favourite at 10/1, alongside Alan Pardew (10/1), Alan Curtis (12/1), Lee Johnson (12/1) and Chris Wilder also 12/1.
Oddschecker spokesperson George Elek said: “Chris Coleman is the obvious fit for Championship bound Swansea. He made his name their as a player, and needs a job to resurrect his managerial career after a Sunderland adventure that did him no favours.
“Coleman's Wales forged an unmistakable personality under the man affectionately known as Cookie, and that is precisely what Swansea need next season.”
Live odds:
Chris Coleman (5/1)
Steve McClaren (6/1)
Michael Appletom (10/1
Alan Pardew (10/1),
Alan Curtis (12/1),
Lee Johnson (12/1)
Chris Wilder (12/1)
Tim Sherwood (14/1)
David Moyes (20/1)
