The 2025-26 Premier League season is underway, and four clubs have already sacked their managers. The question is, who will be the next manager to get the sack this season?
Nuno Espirito Santo, who was fired by Nottingham Forest, has taken over at West Ham, who sacked Graham Potter following a poor start to the season. Santo's replacement, Ange Postecoglou, didn't last even two months as Forest's manager, and he is the latest victim of the managerial carousel, with Sean Dyche coming in to replace him.
The latest manager to get the boot was Vitor Pereira, and Rob Edwards has come in to replace the 57-year-old in the Molineux dugout. Who is next on the chopping block? Let's take a look
Best next manager sacked odds
Daniel Farke
Leeds
1/2
Eddie Howe
Newcastle
6/1
Scott Parker
Burnley
8/1
Marco Silva
Fulham
10/1
Arne Slot
Liverpool
12/1
David Moyes
Everton
14/1
Nuno Espirito Santo
West Ham
20/1
Thomas Frank
Tottenham Hotspur
25/1
Sean Dyche
Nottingham Forest
25/1
Ruben Amorim
Man Utd
25/1
Daniel Farke (Leeds United)
Leeds started reasonably well in their return to the top flight, but things have started to turn under Daniel Farke, and not in the right direction. With four extremely difficult fixtures to come after the international break, it's no surprise to see the German priced as the favourite to be the next manager to be given the boot.
Eddie Howe (Newcastle)
It seems unfathomable that Eddie Howe is under pressure at Newcastle, but the fact that they are struggling to juggle Champions League football with their domestic duties for the second time in three years is concerning. They can't buy a win on the road, and if that doesn't change soon, then the Newcastle hierarchy could force one by removing Howe from the dugout.
Scott Parker (Burnley)
Like Leeds, Burnley also started the season quite well, but the adrenaline of being back in the top flight has seemingly already worn off. The Clarets are still just about outside the bottom three, but after losing to West Ham, they face a long two-week break where they have to wonder what could have been.
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