Next Premier League Manager to Leave Odds

Here we take a look at the Next Premier League Manager to Leave Odds, as the 2022/23 Premier League campaign enters the second half of the season, with clubs becoming increasingly desperate to achieve their aims and targets, while those at the bottom aim to avoid relegation to the Championship.

So far this season, there have been a total of nine sackings in the Premier League, as Scott Parker, Thomas Tuchel, Bruno Lage, Steven Gerrard, Ralph Hasenhuttl, Frank Lampard, Jesse Marsch, Nathan Jones and Patrick Vieira have all been dismissed from their roles, while Graham Potter has made the only switch from one Premier League side to another, joining Chelsea from Brighton & Hove Albion.

Unsurprisingly, following his recent press conference rant in the aftermath of Spurs' 3-3 draw with Southampton, Antonio Conte is the bookmakers' favourite to be the Next Premier League Manager to Leave.

The Italian criticised his player for being selfish and for showing no responsibility as they threw away a 3-1 lead in the last 13 minutes of the match. On top of this, Conte criticized the club's history, saying that Tottenham are used to this, while also pointing out that Spurs' hierarchy are the reason why they have only won one trophy in the last 20 years.

With the Italian's contract running out in the summer, perhaps there is a chance that Spurs could sever ties immediately, with the current situation looking very toxic.

West Ham United manager David Moyes is currently priced at 13/2 to be the next Premier League manager to leave his current role, with the Hammers sitting 18th in the table.

Having qualified for European football in back-to-back seasons, there were high hopes once again this campaign, especially after spending a total of £160m in the summer transfer market on the likes of Lucas Paqueta, Gianluca Scamacca, Nayef Aguerd and more.

The 59-year-old will be desperate for his side to find some momentum in the Premier League relegation battle in order to move out of the drop zone.

Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers has defied the odds when it comes to the sack race during the 2022/23 campaign, having often been rumoured to be on the brink at the King Power Stadium.

The Foxes sit 17th in the table with 25 points from 27 matches following an inconsistent season after two weak windows in the transfer market due to FFP issues. Despite this, they have signed highly-rated duo Wout Faes and Victor Kristiansen from Stade Reims and FC Copenhagen along the way, as well as Tete on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk and Harry Souttar of Stoke this campaign.

Rodgers' will be starting to run on thin ice with the Foxes' board, especially after a run of five losses in a row prior to their 1-1 draw with Brentford at the weekend.

Chelsea coach Graham Potter will be a man under pressure, having won just 12 of his 30 matches since taking over the reins at Stamford Bridge from Thomas Tuchel.

This string of results has cast doubt over the 47-year-old’s capabilities to be a manager of a club like Chelsea, who are typically known for demanding instant success, off the back of the Roman Abramovich era, while Todd Boehly sacked Thomas Tuchel early on this season, much to the disappointment of many Blues fans.

With the Stamford Bridge club sitting tenth in the Premier League standings and 11 points off the Champions League qualification places, results will have to significantly improve if his position is to look a lot less precarious, with the Blues' recent 2-2 draw with relegation battling Everton casting more doubts over Potter's future.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper will be desperate for his side to find some of their form again after the international break, following their narrow 2-1 defeat to Newcastle United at the City Ground.

The City Ground club have spent £161m so far this season, meaning that there will be plenty of pressure on Cooper to guide his side to safety and consolidation in what is Forest's first season back in the top-flight since the 1998/99 campaign.

At present, Forest are just two points above the relegation zone and face Wolves and Leeds United in their next two matches.

AFC Bournemouth manager Gary O’Neil could see his position at the Cherries come under threat soon, as following a positive start to his managerial reign where they won two and drew three of his first six matches in charge, they have won just four more matches across all competitions.

O’Neil’s managerial record stands at six wins and six draws from 26 matches, equating to a 23% win percentage. Perhaps the overall quality of the Cherries squad is catching up with them having initially overachieved when he took over.

The South Coast club are just one point off 17th place and face Fulham, Brighton and Leicester in their next three outings.

Recently appointed Southampton manager Ruben Selles also makes this list, following an inconsistent start to life at St Mary's.

Selles defied expectations by overseeing the Saints' 1-0 win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge before their poor 1-0 loss away at Leeds. The Saints then followed this up with an appalling 2-1 loss at home to Grimsby in the FA Cup and a vital 1-0 win against Leicester prior to 0-0 and 3-3 draws with Manchester United and Tottenham on either side of a 2-0 loss to Brentford.

The South Coast club are now just two points adrift of safety as things stand. If Southampton are to regress results-wise to a point where they'll almost certainly be relegated then there is a chance that Selles could leave before the end of the current campaign.

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