Next Rotherham United manager: Ex-Middlesbrough and Leeds United manager among favourites as former Sunderland boss given surprising chance
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Warne, 49, had been in charge of the Millers for just-shy of six years before being appointed as Liam Rosenior’s replacement at the Rams.
This means that, for the first time since November 2016, Rotherham are in the hunt for a new manager - and there are some familiar names being linked with the vacant post at the AESSEAL New York Stadium.
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Hide AdAccording to Sky Bet, the current favourite for the role is Dean Holden. Holden has been without a club since leaving Stoke City as Michael O’Neil’s assistant manager last month.
Wycombe Wanderers boss Gareth Ainsworth has been made second favourite - a move that, should it come to fruition, would end a decade long affiliation between him and the Chairboys.
Grimsby Town boss Paul Hurst has also been heavily-tipped for the job with current Millers defender Richard Wood also believed to be in the running to replace Warne.
Neil Warnock, who hasn’t ruled-out a return to management despite hinting at retirement, has been given odds of 14/1 to return to one of his former sides.
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Hide AdThere are few ex-Sunderland managers linked with the vacancy with Gus Poyet, currently in charge of Greece’s national side, given odds of 66/1 to make a shock return to English football.
Unsurprisingly, Sam Allardyce has also been given odds for him to make a return to management, however, he is given an 80/1 chance to be new Millers boss.