Sky Bet have slashed the odds on Thomas Tuchel becoming the next permanent manager of Arsenal after a flood of money for the German.
The former Borussia Dortmund boss was available at 16/1 to be the man to replace Wenger in the Emirates hot-seat at the start of the weekend and after being cut to 8/1 by the close of play on Saturday, he was into 6/4 favourite on Sunday afternoon following another wave of support.
Some reports suggest Tuchel has already been in talks with the London outfit and the highly-rated coach has been backed accordingly, usurping the likes of Carlo Ancelotti and fellow German Joachim Loew at the head of Sky Bet's market.
Tuchel, who is currently out of work, led Dortmund to their record-breaking season in the Bundesliga in 2016 and current Arsenal players Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang were part of that impressive side.
The media in Germany were suggesting that the 44-year-old had turned down approaches from Bayern Munich, with a top European team said to be in pole position to secure Tuchel's services.
Wenger is currently in the midst of a two-year contract but it looks increasingly likely that he'll be replaced with a season still left to run on his deal with Arsenal sitting in sixth in the Premier League table and set to miss out on a place in next year's Champion League, unless they can win the Europa League.
Ancelotti remains 3/1 second-favourite, while Loew is 7/2 and Arsenal legend Thierry Henry is next in the betting at 8/1.
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Prices correct at 1505 BST on 25/03/18.
