Next Premier League Manager To Leave Betting Odds: Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson shortens into 2/1 favourite to be the next manager to go this season with Erik ten Hag just behind!

Roy Hodgson is the 2/1 favourite to be the next Premier League manager to leave their role this season

Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson is now the bookmakers favourite to be the next Premier League manager to leave his role this season with the 76-year-old leading the dreaded sack race.

Hodgson has had an indifferent time in charge of Palace this season with some great results usually followed by a poor performance and struggles for the Eagles.

The English manager has hit back at fans at times this season with comments made just last month calling his own supporters "spoiled" after they booed the team off against Bournemouth.

BetVictor's latest betting market for the next Premier League manager to leave puts Hodgson as the 2/1 favourite with the current probability he leaves next at 33.3%.

Man United boss Erik ten Hag is second favourite in the betting market at 3/1

Erik ten Hag and his Manchester United side make the short journey to Wigan on Monday night in the FA Cup Third Round with ten Hag looking to avoid a famous upset.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's headed to United's training ground Carrington earlier this month ahead of his 25% stake purchase of the club being approved by the Premier League.

Reportedly Sir Jim will have the final say in anything football related at the club and that may well mean that he decides to replace ten Hag in the coming weeks with a new manager.

The Dutch manager is currently the second favourite in the betting odds to leave his role next, with bookies saying there's a 25% chance of him being the next manager to go.

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Sheffield United remain heavy favourites to be relegated from the Premier League this season

Betting remains available on the Premier League relegation battle this season and it's Sheffield United who are the clear favourites to go back down to the Championship at the end of this campaign.

The Blades have struggled this season and sit rock bottom of the Premier League table on 9 points after 20 games and that puts them 7 points behind 17th placed Everton in the league.

Chris Wilder's re-appointment has seen Sheffield United toughen up considerably, but that still hasn't transferred over the the results that they will need to stay up this season.

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