One former Leeds United man is being linked with a move to the EFL
Former Leeds United striker David Healy has emerged as the bookmakers favourite to become the next manager of League Two side Grimsby Town. The Mariners parted ways with Paul Hurst at the end of October following a 1-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers which left them 21st in the table.
No Northern Irish side has ever reached the group stage of a European competition. They came close to reaching the group phase of the Europa Conference League in 2022 but missed out to FK RFS of Latvia on penalties after conceding a last-minute equaliser in extra-time. Healy is currently 2/1 to be named the next Grimsby boss, with former Lincoln City, Huddersfield Town and Portsmouth manager Danny Cowley second favourite at 3/1.
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