Premier League Sack Race Odds: Graham Potter 1/5 Favourite to Be Next Manager to Go

West Ham’s Graham Potter is 1/5 favourite with BetVictor to be the next Premier League manager sacked after a home defeat to Crystal Palace. Manchester United’s Ruben Amorim drifts to 8/1 following a much-needed win against Chelsea.
Premier League Sack Race Odds: Graham Potter 1/5 Favourite to Be Next Manager to Go
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  • Graham Potter is 1/5 with BetVictor to be the next Premier League manager sacked.
  • Reports link Nuno Espirito Santo with the West Ham job after leaving Nottingham Forest.
  • Ruben Amorim’s price drifts to 8/1 after Man United beat Chelsea.

Potter Under Pressure at West Ham

Graham Potter is now the overwhelming favourite in the Premier League Sack Race at 1/5 with UK Betting Sites after West Ham’s latest setback on Saturday came with a home defeat to Crystal Palace at the London Stadium.

The Hammers were booed off at full-time and while the board has yet to make an official move reports suggest Potter’s position is under increasing scrutiny. 

Former Wolves and Spurs boss Nuno Espirito Santo, recently dismissed by Nottingham Forest, has already been linked as a potential replacement.

BetVictor's latest odds give an implied probability of 83.3% that Potter is the next man to leave his role with a decision expected in the coming days.

Next Premier League Manager To Go Odds

ManagerOddsImplied Probability
Graham Potter1/583.3%
Ruben Amorim8/111.1%
Vitor Pereira12/17.7%
Unai Emery25/13.8%
Ange Postecoglou33/12.9%

Potter’s odds highlight the precariousness of his position compared to his peers, with Amorim and Pereira distant in the market.

Amorim’s Odds Drift After United Win

Ruben Amorim, meanwhile, has seen his price lengthen to 8/1 after Manchester United’s 2-1 win over Chelsea at Old Trafford. 

The victory eased immediate pressure, though United’s inconsistency this season means Amorim remains in the conversation should results dip again.

Elsewhere, Vitor Pereira is priced at 12/1 amid speculation about his fit at Wolves, while Unai Emery and Ange Postecoglou are seen as far more secure in their roles for now.

What the expert says...
The market is speaking loud and clear and Graham Potter is under severe threat at West Ham. At 1/5, the odds suggest his dismissal could come sooner rather than later. Nuno Espírito Santo being available only increases the pressure.

Jake Ashton - Football Betting Expert - OLBG.com

Where To Bet on the Sack Race

BetVictor are offering odds on the Next Premier League Manager To Go, with Graham Potter currently leading the market at 1/5.

Punters can compare this and other markets by checking the best football betting sites, where you’ll also find free bets and the latest UK betting sites offers.

Betting odds continue to be offered on the ever-changing market with Potter's odds likely to change hour-by-hour.

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