Both Santo and Potter are leading the betting after the first three games of the Premier League season, with the two aforementioned bosses at risk of the chop for different reasons.
Next Manager Sacked Odds: Betting Favourites
Odds courtesy of BetVictor Correct at time of publishing and subject to change.
| Next Premier League manager to leave | Odds |
|---|---|
| Graham Potter | 1/1 |
| Ruben Amorim | 5/2 |
| Vitor Pereira | 5/1 |
| Oliver Glasner | 10/1 |
Next Manager Sacked Odds: Favourites Analysed
Graham Potter - 1/1
Potter hasn't been the most popular figure at the London Stadium since his arrival, with the former Brighton boss winning just six of his 23 games in charge of the club since taking over in January.
Their signings over the summer weren't exactly thrilling, although they did manage to keep ahold of Lucas Paqueta and Jarrod Bowen, two players that'll be crucial in West Ham's attempts to stay up this year.
Their start to the season saw them concede eight goals in their first two games as they lost 3-0 to Sunderland and 5-1 to Chelsea, however a 3-0 win over Forest last weekend looked to have given Potter some more time in charge.
However, they suffered a poor 3-0 loss to rivals Spurs at the weekend to see them boast just three points after their first four games, with the Hammers conceding eight in their two home games so far, form that looks like it could be see Potter sacked sooner rather than later.
Ruben Amorim - 5/2
Man United manager Amorim hasn't had a strong start to life at United since his appointment, with the former Sporting boss winning just 17 of his 46 games so far, boasting a win rate of just under 37%.
They finished 15th in the Premier League last year, United's worst finish in decades, as well as losing in the final of the Europa League to Spurs and thus missing out on European football this season.
They've won just one games this term with this coming against Burnley, with Amorim's losing to Arsenal and drawing to Fulham in their other two games before last weekend.
Their worst result, and easily Amorim's most embarrassing result since joining, saw them exit the League Cup in the second round against Grimsby after losing on penalties to the League 2 side, the first time this has happened in United's history.
Amorim's been backed in the transfer market, with United bringing in Mbuemo, Cunha, Lammens and Sesko, however whether the Portuguese boss gets enough time to embed these players into his system and get them playing remains to be seen.
His price is up slightly to 5/2 despite his United side losing 3-0 to local rivals Man City over the weekend, however this is entirely down to Graham Potter's situation at West Ham as opposed to United and Amorim turning their fortunes around.
Vitor Pereira - 5/1
Wolves boss Pereira did well to keep Wolves in the Premier League after taking over from Gary O'Neil in December, with the Portuguese boss winning 13 of his 26 games in charge last year as they avoided the drop.
They haven't started this season well it must be said, with Wolves losing all four of their games so far, with two of these coming against Bournemouth and Everton, two sides Wolves fans would expect their fans to get a result against.
This is the first time they've done this in their history, a stat that won't help Pereira keep his job going forward.
The midlands club managed to keep ahold of Jorgen Strand Larsen this summer amid interest from Newcastle, however they did lose key players in Nelson Semeso, Matheus Cunha and Rayan Ait-Nouri.
The likes of Tolu Arokodare, Fer Lopez, Ladislav Krejci and Jhon Arias were brought in to bolster their squad, however only time will tell if these signings are enough to see them avoid relegation this year, something that'll certainly got Pereira his job should it happen.
Oliver Glasner - 10/1
It's fair to say it's a surprise to see Glasner at this price given how he's performed during his time at Selhurst Park.
The former Eintracht Frankfurt boss won the Eagles the FA Cup last season and the Community Shield this term, with the former seeing them qualify for Europe for the first time since 1998/99.
He helped guide them to a 10th placed finish in 2023/24 and then won the FA Cup a year later after finishing 12th in the league despite losing key man Michael Olise.
His performance for Palace isn't why he's 6/1, rather the club's seeming reluctance to back him in the transfer market.
They've lost Ebere Eze and Michael Olise over the last two windows, with Marc Guehi almost going this summer just gone if not for a last ditch u-turn on his move to Liverpool.
They look set to lose him and potential Adam Warton next summer, the former for free whilst the latter is reportedly being tracked by Real Madrid, with Palace seemingly unwilling to give these funds back to Glasner to reinvest it into his squad, something that's lead to reports of him potentially walking despite his valiant efforts in south London over the last 18 months.