Kenny Miller shock favourite to replace Pedro Caixinha as Rangers boss

Kenny Miller has been installed as the shock favourite to succeed Pedro Caixinha, with the Portuguese boss odds-on to get the boot before the next Old Firm game at the end of December.
Kenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS GroupKenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS Group
Kenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS Group

Bookmaker Paddy Power are offering odds of 1/2 that Caixinha will no longer be in the Ibrox hot seat by the time Rangers meet Celtic at Parkhead on 30 December.

And frozen-out striker Kenny Miller is the favourite to replace the former Al-Gharafa and Santos Laguna coach with odds of just 3/1.

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Kenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS GroupKenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS Group
Kenny Miller is seen prior to the Betfred Cup semi final between Rangers and Motherwell at Hampden Park. Picture: SNS Group

Former Gers player Billy Davies and Graeme Murty, who managed the team on an interim basis prior to Caixinha’s arrival, are both 5/1 to take the reins.

Dougie Freedman and Garry Monk are at 6/1 and 7/1 respectively while Martin Jol, former boss of Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham, is at 10/1.

Alex McLeish is also at 10/1 for a return to Ibrox while former Hamilton and Norwich boss Alex Neil is at odds of 12/1 alongside Alan Pardew.

Current SFA performance director Malky Mackay is a long shot at 14/1.