Next Premier League manager sacked odds: Farke, Amorim and the early hot seat contenders

The 2025-26 Premier League season starts on Friday night as champions Liverpool square off against Bournemouth at Anfield.

Neither Arne Slot or Andoni Iraola are currently among the managers fancied to be sacked should they endured a bad start to the campaign, but things could change with regards to the betting odds over the coming weeks.

In this article, we will take a closer look at the next PL manager sacked odds ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.

Best next manager sacked odds

The odds for the next Premier League manager sacked market have been released, so let's take a closer look at the main favourites:

Promoted trio

We saw all three promoted teams get relegated twice in a row now, and last season, only Ipswich's manager, Kieran McKenna, was not sacked.

With that in mind, managers of Leeds United (Daniel Farke), Burnley (Scott Parker), and Sunderland (Regis Le Bris) will all have to prove that they belong in the Premier League. Some of their teams might be patient and give them enough time, but some might panic and react quickly if things start to go sideways.

Daniel Farke is the main candidate of the trio to be the first manager sacked, but the other two promoted managers are not behind. When you consider the level of spending at all three clubs, it is not beyond the realms of possibility that the respective hierarchies do not show much patience.

Keith Andrews (Brentford)

Taking over from Thomas Frank, who put Brentford on the map by earning them promotion to the Premier League and keeping them there for the last four seasons, was not going to be easy for any manager. However, this will be a particularly tough task for Keith Andrews since this will be his first-ever job as a manager.

The saga surrounding Yoane Wissa has undermined the former Republic of Ireland international's efforts to put his own stamp on the team, and there are justified reasons as to why many are anticipating a relegation scrap for the Bees.

Ruben Amorim (Manchester United)

Ruben Amorim spent much of the second half of last season under pressure, only surviving due to taking Manchester United to the Europa League final.

The Portuguese has been given over £200m to spend on three new attackers, but it remains to be seen how the rest of the team will function with the Red Devils remaining under scrutiny.

Vitor Pereira (Wolves)

Vitor Pereira successfully kept Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League last season, yet a wide array of departures and only signing three fresh faces leaves his side with their backs against the wall.

Manchester City are up first and a heavy defeat against Pep Guardiola's side could set the tone.

Graham Potter (West Ham)

While Graham Potter steered the Hammers away from the relegation zone since taking over the reins in January, it was hardly an impressive showing, with West Ham only winning five of the 18 Premier League games under Potter in charge. That was enough for West Ham to finish the season in 14th place in the standings, but that is also far below the team's ambitions.

So, if Potter cannot get more out of West Ham at the start of the new season, he might find himself in the hot seat sooner rather than later, especially after having the summer transfer window to tailor the team according to his wishes.

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