Premier League Relegation Odds 2026/27

The Premier League will soon be upon us as we are set for another enthralling season, up and down the league.

Last season, two newly promoted sides from the Championship in Sunderland and Leeds United were able to perform extremely well in such a competitive division with the former of the two, qualifying for the Europa League.

Coventry City make their return to the Premier League for the first time since 2001 following their excellent domestic success under Frank Lampard which saw them comfortably win the Championship last season.

Ipswich Town are under new management following the sudden departure of popular manager Kieran McKenna and Hull City return to the Premier League for the first time since 2017.

We take a look at the relegation odds for next season, as well as the best offers for the upcoming Premier League season!

Hull City -1/5

Coventry City - 4/7

Ipswich Town - 8/13

Sunderland - 11/4

Leeds - 11/2

Sunderland - 11/2

Fulham - 11/2

**All odds are provided by Sky Bet and are accurate as of Mon 27 Jul 10:59**

Hull City secured promotion back to the Premier League for the first time since 2017, with a dramatic last minute winner from Oli McBurnie at Wembley against Middlesbrough. The game itself was marred by the story of how Middlesbrough reached the playoff final, amidst the spygate scandal conducted by Southampton.

For Hull City next season, bookmakers have them as favourites for an immediate return to the Championship with odds of 1/5 from Sky Bet. The Tigers will have to recruit well in order to stay in the division, and to their credit they have moved to sign experience in Jack Butland and Matthew Targett on free transfers. Hull City have been linked with Burnley's Florentino Luis and have signed Hidemasa Morita from Sporting Lisbon on a free transfer.

The issue for Hull City, is looking at their overall squad quality, big investment will be needed. Coventry City and Ipswich Town have already splashed the cash on signings such as Aurele Amenda (Coventry) and Emersonn (Ipswich Town).

Kieran McKenna stepped down from managerial duties of Ipswich Town this summer, following their promotion back to the Premier League after a season away. His replacement Gary O'Neil had spells at Bournemouth and Wolves, guiding both teams to Premier League survival. Since them, O'Neil had a relatively successful stint at RSC Strasbourg in France but will now focus his attention to Portman Road.

The Tractor Boys' first spell back in the Premier League highlighted the gap in quality needed for a side to be stable in the Premier League, with the back-to-back promotions under McKenna seemingly coming too soon for the side from East Anglia.

Unlike Hull City, Ipswich Town have made moves in the market with the signings of Emersonn and Issa Diop from Toulouse and Fulham respectively. Ipswich finished 19th in the Premier League in 2024/25, only amassing 22 points and with Sky Bet placing them as third favourites to go down, they are our pick for the drop this season.

Our shout for a potential relegation shock is Fulham.

Marco Silva established Fulham as a solid Premier League side and with the departure of the Portuguese manager to Benfica this summer, there is a sense of uncertainty at Craven Cottage.

The appointment of Álvaro Arbeloa is seen as a bit of a potential risk, considering his time at Real Madrid wasn't exactly a stellar spell for the former Liverpool right-back.

However, in context, Real Madrid invites a different variety of pressure than that at Craven Cottage. Arbeloa's lack of experience in the Premier League, accompanied by Fulham's reluctance to spend the money in the transfer market, could see them drawn into a potential relegation battle, although in likelihood, the Cottagers will be competing against the three promoted sides.Fulham have not only lost Marco Silva, but further departures of key prominent figures in Raul Jimenez (Wolves) and Harry Wilson (Leeds) will likely have a huge impact if the appropiate replacements are not brought in.

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