Scotland are looking for a new head coach for the first time in seven years after Steve Clarke resigned on Sunday morning.
Clarke called time on his seven-year tenure in the wake of Scotland’s exit from the World Cup being confirmed.
His decision now leaves the Scottish Football Association with the task of finding a new manager - a month after Clarke had renewed his contract until the summer of 2030.
Scotland are not back in action until the September Nations League campaign, where they face Switzerland, Slovenia and North Macedonia.
We take a look at some of the early candidates who are being mooted to replace Clarke by the bookmakers (odds quoted by Skybet, please gamble responsibly):
13. David Moyes
The current Everton manager is the early frontrunner to succeed Clarke. The 63-year-old Scot was spotted watching Scotland play Brazil earlier this week and has had a stellar club management career, including spells at Preston, Manchester United, Real Sociedad, Sunderland and West Ham. Odds: 4/1 | Getty Images