Betting update: New favourite emerges for Rangers job as McLeish odds drift

Betting update: New favourite emerges for Rangers job as McLeish odds drift

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Derek McInnes is the new favourite to be appointed as permanent Rangers manager, according to the latest bookmakers' odds.

SkyBet have Aberdeen manager McInnes, 46, priced as the 8/13 favourite to succeed Pedro Caixinha in the Ibrox hotseat after replacing Alex McLeish as frontrunner for the job.

McLeish, 58, has been the clear favourite for some time as he originally replaced McInnes as the most likely man to be named Gers boss, but his odds have now drifted to 6/5 to make him second in the running.

McInnes was the original favourite to return to Rangers as manager in the wake of Caixinha's dismissal but after making it clear that his future was at Aberdeen, his odds drifted much like McLeish's are now.

Aberdeen boss McInnes has been widely reported to be Rangers' top target to be their new manager but many have suggested that the Glasgow club have been unable to afford his compensation fee.

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