Unai Emery sacked: Who will be the next manager of Arsenal?

Brendan Rodgers was around 28/1 in the immediate aftermath of Emery's sacking but Sporting Life columnist Charlie Nicholas - as well as other pundits - started talking up the chances of the former Liverpool and Celtic boss taking the reins.

Rodgers is now just 3/1 second favourite having taken Leicester to second in the table and Liverpool's unlikeliest nearest challengers to the title and Sunday's last-gasp 2-1 victory over Everton made it six Premier League wins on the spin.

However, when asked if he was staying with the Foxes, he said: "Yeah, very much so. It doesn't annoy me. I don't think so much about it. It's not in my control. I came here to help the project and see if we could bring it forward. I'm at a great club. I absolutely love it here."

Was that convincing enough?

If the call came from Arsenal, he'd have plenty to think about given the potential long-term success - and the 'big club greatness' that goes with it - could be more likely with the Gunners.