Premier League Next Manager Sacked Odds 2025/26
Will Jackson The Premier League manager merry-go-round will be in full swing once the season, with the next manager sacked odds one of the more popular regular football betting markets in the top flight.
The Premier League averages around 10 managerial changes every season, and the 2024/25 season saw six managers sacked and one departing through mutual consent during the campaign, while Ange Postecoglou was sacked at the end of the season.
But who will lead the next manager sacked odds this season?
We'll update this page through the season to bring you the latest odds from sports betting sites and insight on which managers are facing the chop through the course of the campaign.
Next Premier League Manager Sacked Odds
| Manager | Odds |
| Ruben Amorim | 9/4 |
| Graham Potter | 9/4 |
| Vitor Pereira | 6/1 |
| Oliver Glasner | 6/1 |
| Daniel Farke | 9/1 |
Next Premier League Manager to be Sacked
Nuno Espirito Santo remains favourite to be the next manager to be sacked in this Premier League season.
The Nottingham Forest boss has had very public disputes with the hierarchy at the club and has hinted as a sudden departure despite last season's successes.
Free Bets has had a look at how the favourites are getting on and why they're in the running to leave next.
Ruben Amorim
A win over Burnley before the international break has won Amorim a bit of time and breathing space, but the pressure is still firmly on the Manchester United manager.
Amorim has been backed this summer, so there are no more excuses for the former Sporting Lisbon boss after he earned a stay of execution last season.
Their form was so poor last campaign that he needed a quick start to this season, and defeat to Grimsby in the Carabao Cup that the vultures were circling and he appeared to suggest the players weren't playing for him.
We are quickly learning that Amorim is a very passionate man who is prone to making exaggerated statements in interviews, but he does look like a man under pressure.
Graham Potter
Potter has already seen his reputation nosedive in the first three weeks of the season as he attempts to bounce back from a disastrous move to Chelsea, but it is looking pretty bleak for him right now.
West Ham lost both of their opening games, 3-0 to Sunderland and 5-1 to Chelsea, they look to be lacking fight and real quality other and it looks as though it's almost Jarrod Bowen or bust for them at this stage of the season.
Significant investment is needed and if not, then West Ham are in a relegation battle and it would be no surprise to see the owners roll the dice and bring in a more pragmatic manager to get the best out of a limited squad.
A 3-0 win at Nottingham Forest was a surprising result that will earn Potter some time, but there are plenty of worrying signs at the London Stadium.
Vitor Pereira
Wolves seem to be going a bit under the radar at the moment but they are three for three in terms of defeats so far this season and the pressure can quickly creep up on you.
The defeat to Everton at the weekend was a bad one - despite winning in the Carabao Cup during the week - which leaves their next game against Leeds after the international break as a huge one, between two potential relegation rivals.
Given the start some of the newly-promoted sides have made this season, the pressure is on Pereira to pick up some points quickly otherwise he will shoot to the top of this list.
Oliver Glasner
It's not been plain sailing at Selhurst Park this summer, even despite Glasner guiding them to FA Cup glory at the end of last season.
Eberechi Eze was sold off to Arsenal and then a deal was agreed late on for Marc Guehi to join Liverpool against the wishes of Glasner, only for it to fall through at the last minute.
Had Guehi gone, there might have been more serious concerns over Glasner's immediate future but there is no doubt that he is unhappy with the business done over the summer and is refusing to sign a new contract, with his current deal to expire at the end of the season.
An immediate departure looks unlikely, but you would expect to see his name linked with a few roles between now and the end of the season.
Daniel Farke
It has been a fairly promising start to the season for Leeds, with four points from their opening three games but Daniel Farke still appears to be the most under pressure manager of the newly-promoted clubs.
That is because of Leeds' ambition and the fact their owners have hinted in the past that they would consider replacing Farke due to his previous poor record in the Premier League, and recent failures at the end of the transfer window have left him with a big ask.
Farke made clear he wanted more attacking options and was failed by the recruitment team, and with a crucial run of games to come over the next month or so, it could be make or break for Farke before the next international window.
Managers Sacked This Season
Nuno Espirito Santo
On the face of it, it makes no sense for Nuno to be the first manager to lose his job but by the end, it was only a matter of time.
The Portuguese manager lost his job on Tuesday 9 September despite leading Forest to European football and a good start to the current campaign, but had made very clear his dissatisfaction at the goings on behind the scenes.
Evangelos Marinakis is the obvious villain in the piece given his histrionics at the end of last season when charging onto the pitch after they failed to qualify for the Champions League, but it appears to be Edu who Nuno has fallen out with this summer.
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