Premier League Next Manager Sacked Betting 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 |
| Vitor Pereira | 3/1 |
| Ruben Amorim | 4/1 |
| Marco Silva | 6/1 |
| Daniel Farke | 8/1 |
| Keith Andrews | 10/1 |
Next Premier League Manager to be Sacked
Ange Postecoglou lasted just 39 days at Nottingham Forest before becoming the third Premier League manager to lose his job this season.
The former Tottenham boss failed to win a single game and quickly lost the support of the fans at the City Ground after succeeding Nuno Espirito Santo, who himself was the first manager out of the door.
Free Bets has had a look at how the favourites are getting on and why they're in the running to leave next.
Vitor Pereira
With relegation rivals already moving to get rid of their managers, it's no wonder that the focus is starting to zoom in on the Wolves boss.
It was a surprise when he was awarded a new contract earlier in the season, and that's looking even more puzzling now with no wins from their opening eight games.
Sunday's game against Burnley looks like a must-win, because the longer this run goes on, the harder it will be for him to stay in position.
Ruben Amorim
Are we seeing genuine signs of the shoots of recovery at Old Trafford?
Amorim appears to have made some concessions in playing style if not formation, with his side going a bit more direct in their last two games - resulting in wins over Sunderland and most importantly, at Anfield against Liverpool.
Three wins in the last four matches suggest Amorim might finally be getting a grip on things, and with a fairly decent run of games to come, his name could be out of this list soon.
Marco Silva
Are Fulham in a relegation battle this season?
They've had a pretty decent time of it in the Premier League under Marco Silva, finishing 11th, 13th and 10th, but they have lost three on the bounce now and are in danger of being grouped together with the other struggling sides.
He has credit in the bank for now, but with his contract up at the end of the season it feels like a pretty natural ending for all concerned.
Daniel Farke
Leeds had made a fairly decent start to the season which led to Farke's position as pre-season favourite to be sacked first, a poor reflection of what was going on at Elland Road.
But defeat to Burnley at the weekend - their third game without a win - left lots of questions to be answered and currently it doesn't look as though Leeds have the firepower to stay afloat in the Premier League.
The season was always likely to revolve around the run of games between now and December, and a poor series of results could hurt Farke despite the success of last season.
Keith Andrews
Andrews was another who was expected to really struggle early on this season, but he has held his own with Brentford.
The fact that not many are surprised that they are in a relegation battle speaks to the impact Thomas Frank had at the club, and Andrews was never likely to be able to maintain that momentum.
Still, they'll be fairly happy with where they are right now but a poor run will no doubt see the pressure ramp up.
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.
Graham Potter
The fact that Graham Potter became a meme on social media in the weeks preceding his eventual departure at West Ham, showed how desperate things had become.
He was eventually dismissed on Saturday 27th September having won just once in the league and shipping 13 goals in the process, and was immediately replaced by Nuno.
Ange Postecoglou
Quite soon after Ange's appointment at Nottingham Forest, it felt like a matter of when, not if, he was going to lose his job.
He lasted just 39 days at the City Ground after replacing Nuno, but it was a pretty miserable time in charge, failing to win any matches despite coming up against some pretty favourable opponents.
Evangelos Marinakis eventually made the call after the defeat to Chelsea on Saturday 18th October - but will he be the last departure at Forest this season?
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