Keith Andrews is the huge favorite to take over from Thomas Frank in Brentford.
The bees are looking for a new manager afterwards Frank came to Tottenham On Thursday.
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Brentford Since the arrival of the DANE in 2018, have been a stable Premier League club.
Frank was promoted the bees in just his second season that was in charge.
But the race to become his successor in West -London is now confused.
Andrews, a former defensive midfielder for Wolves And West Brom, has been a set-piece coach in Brentford since last summer.
The 45-year-old has now been installed as a favorite to follow Frank-end, despite the fact that he never has an earlier head coach role.
Betfair Spokesperson Sam Rosbottom said: “The chance was listed by Keith Andrews to become the next permanent Brentford manager, where the bees want to move quickly to replace Thomas Frank, who came to Tottenham on Thursday.
“Andrews is now the 1/9 favorite to take on the track, after 6/5 on Friday morning and as long as 22/1 when the market was opened.
“Kieran McKenna follows on 10/3 to immediately return to the Premier League, with Ange Postecoglou next to Danny Rohl on 9/1.”
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McKenna, 39, WAS Back back to the championship With Ipswich last season.
Postecoglou was drove by traces Despite the end of their long trophy -dried.
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While Sheffield Wednesday Baas Rohl is coveted by a large number of clubs, but would require a substantial fee.
Andrews hung his boots in 2015 after a 16-year career in the EFL.
He earned 35 caps for Ireland and joined Sky Sports As an expert after his retirement.
Andrews served as an assistant manager of Ireland and was also in Chris Wilder’s staff at Sheffield United.
Brentford thanked Frank On Thursday evening for his “incredible role” in the history of the club.
Bees director of Voetbal Phil Giles said: “From the moment he replaced Dean Smith, Thomas understood what we tried to build and helped to transform his wisdom, coaching capacity and emotional intelligence.
“But it’s not just what you see on the field.
“He forged a special bond with our fans, helped in developing and improving players and played an important role in implementing the culture that Brentford has seen in strength to strength.
“We will never forget Thomas, but now it’s time to thank him and take the next steps in our journey with a new leader who, in our opinion, can be just as successful and influential.”
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