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Next manager to be sacked betting tips
The 2024/25 domestic football season is now just around the corner and although every manager in the Premier League and beyond is currently preparing for a full season of football, some of them won't even make it to Halloween. Here are the latest odds on the managerial betting markets across Europe's most popular leagues.
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Next manager to be sacked odds – Outright market
* Projected odds due to the market being unavailable
Premier League
Eddie Howe – 9/2
After Gareth Southgate stepped down as England manager, rumours began to swirl that Newcastle boss, Eddie Howe, would be the man to replace him. Although those rumours have died down slightly, Howe is still the favourite to be the first manager to leave this season.
Erik Ten Hag – 11/2
Erik Ten Hag is still the second favourite to be the next Premier League manager to be sacked despite being given a stay of execution by INEOS. The Dutchman has signed a new contract at the club but INEOS have made drastic changes to his coaching staff which could be seen as a sign of them making contingency plans should the Reds start the season poorly.
Nuno Espirito Santo – 10/1
Nuno Espirito Santo was brought into Nottingham Forest to keep them in the Premier League and although he managed to do just that, it was more to do with Luton, Sheffield United and Burnley being poor than Forest being good. If Forest don't start this season well, serious questions will be asked.
Championship
*Carlos Corberan – 2/1
Carlos Corberan is regarded as one of the best managers in the Championship so job offers from bigger clubs could come flying in for the Spaniard when the managerial merry-go-round kicks into gear. It would be no surprise to see him managing in the Premier League by Christmas.
*Daniel Farke – 4/1
Some Leeds fans feel that Daniel Farke failed by not securing promotion to the Premier League and considering the squad he had at his disposal, it's hard to argue against that. The owners have come out and publicly backed the German but if they start the season poorly, things could quickly turn sour.
*Chris Wilder – 5/1
Chris Wilder returned to Sheffield United last winter to try and keep them in the Premier League but oversaw relegation to the Championship. Wilder will start the season in charge but his recent record in the Championship is poor so could easily be the first man to go next season.
Bundesliga
*Sebastian Hoeness – 2/1
Sebastian Hoeness' job at Stuttgart went a little under the radar this season due to the brilliance of Xabi Alonso and Bayer Leverkusen. However, after leading Stuttgart to a second-placed finish, Hoeness is going to be hot property and could be tempted by a move elsewhere.
*Gerardo Seoane – 5/1
Borussia Monchengladbach had a poor season in 23/24 but Gerardo Seoane has been given the benefit of the doubt as it was his first season in charge. If they get off to a poor start this season then he could be in the firing line.
*Vincent Kompany – 10/1
Vincent Kompany was far from Bayern Munich's first choice to take over from Thomas Tuchel but that is who has landed the Bayern job and the pressure will be on. Should Bayern make a poor start to the season and other big names become available, the board won't hesitate to pull the trigger.
La Liga
- *Rubén Baraja 2/1
- *Marcelino García Toral 4/1
- *Iñigo Pérez 6/1
Serie A
- *Gian Piero Gasperini 2/1
- *Luca Gotti 4/1
- *Francesco Calzona 6/1
National teams
- *Luciano Spalletti 2/1
- *Julian Nagelsmann 4/1
- *Roberto Martinez 6/1
Latest Premier League managerial departures
Vincent Kompany
Vincent Kompany surprised everyone by leaving Burnley to take the managerial job at Bayern Munich. Kompany has a lot to prove since his side were relegated last season so it will be fascinating to see how he gets on at Germany's biggest club.
Mauricio Pochettino
Mauricio Pochettino was finally getting a tune out of the Chelsea squad at the back end of the 2023/24 season but it wasn't enough to save him from the sack.
Roberto de Zerbi
Roberto de Zerbi departed Brighton at the end of the season after an indifferent campaign. De Zerbi still has a good reputation and shouldn't find it too difficult to find a new job.
Where to wager on the next manager to be sacked
Unibet
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Coral
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Betfred
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