Next Premier League Manager to be sacked odds: Farke, Frank and Slot in the spotlight

The games are starting to come thick and fast in the Premier League, which means a manager could be just one match away from being axed.

With that in mind, we run through the updated favourites in the next manager to leave market, according to the best UK bookmakers.

Daniel Farke – Leeds 

Leeds boss Daniel Farke is now the 1/2 favourite with William Hill to be the next Premier League manager to be sacked. The Whites have lost their last four league matches following Saturday’s late 3-2 loss at Manchester City and occupy a spot in the bottom three.

The return to England’s top tier isn’t quite going according to plan. However, Farke shouldn’t be judged by Leeds’ results against some of the Premier League’s heavy hitters. Recent defeats to Aston Villa and City have been by a single goal, while they face Chelsea and Liverpool over the coming days. Rather, it’s games against those around Leeds in the table that should be taken into account, though it’s clear time isn’t on the German's side.

Thomas Frank – Tottenham

Thomas Frank committed the cardinal sin of turning on the fans. As a manager for any team, you never lay the blame at the feet of supporters. The Tottenham faithful have every right to be aggrieved by the club’s form, especially at home. Spurs have now lost 10 league games at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in 2025, a joint-club record.

Spurs are struggling under Frank, with the Dane showing no willingness to compromise on his pragmatic principles. And things don’t get much easier for the former Brentford boss. Indeed, Spurs take on Newcastle in midweek before the welcome of the Bees on Saturday. Currently at 4/1 with William Hill to be the next manager sacked, that price can be expected to shorten.

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Arne Slot – Liverpool 

Arne Slot must have breathed a huge sigh of relief at full time at West Ham on Sunday. After a run of nine defeats in 12, the Dutchman eased the pressure with a 2-0 victory in the capital at the weekend as second half goals from Alexander Isak and Cody Gakpo capped a solid showing.

Slot isn’t quite out of the woods just yet, however. The Reds welcome Sunderland in midweek, and the Black Cats have proven they are no pushovers upon their return to the Premier League. Liverpool haven’t exactly shone at Anfield in recent weeks either, losing four of their last six in front of their fans. Even so, the former Feyenoord boss has drifted to 8/1 with SkyBet to be the next Premier League manager to lose his job.

Scott Parker – Burnley 

Burnley were unfortunate at Brentford on Saturday afternoon. The Clarets were minutes away from a huge result in west London at the weekend. Igor Thiago had put the Bees ahead with 10 minutes to play, only for Zian Flemming to fire Scott Parker’s side level from the spot in the 85th minute.

Thiago and Dango Ouattara netted late on to compound Burnley to a fourth successive league defeat. The Clarets sit in the relegation zone, though the club seem to have faith in Parker to turn their fortunes around. As such, Parker remains at 12/1 with BetVictor to be the next Premier League manager to be axed.

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Marco Silva – Fulam

Dr. Tottenham did Marco Silva a huge favour on Saturday night. Fulham had collected just one point from their opening six away league games this season ahead of their game at Spurs. Early goals from Kenny Tete and Harry Wilson was enough to confirm a 2-1 London derby triumph.

The victory eased the pressure on Silva, who looked to be on the cusp of a Craven Cottage exit a couple of weeks ago. Now, though, Fulham are set to offer the Portuguese boss a new contract despite an indifferent start to the season. As such, Silva, who was previously the 6/4 favourite to be sacked, has drifted to 12/1 with William Hill to leave his Fulham role.

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