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- Gary O'Neil is the 2/1 favourite to leave his role next following Nathan Jones' dismissal at Southampton
- Pep Guardiola backed into second favourite following Man City's charges last week
- O'Neil's Bournemouth side now as short as 1/5 to be relegated this season
Gary O'Neil is the 2/1 favourite to leave his role next following Nathan Jones' dismissal at Southamptonc
Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil is now the 2/1 favourite with bookies to be the next manager to leave his post in the Premier League following their draw at the weekend.
The Cherries drew against high-flying Newcastle on Saturday but this hasn't changed O'Neil's stance in the next manager to leave market.
Nathan Jones was the previous favourite to be sacked and that came true on Sunday after Southampton's 2-1 defeat against 10-man Wolves on Saturday.
The Saints board decided to dismiss Jones from his duties on Sunday morning and now are looking for a replacement.
| Next Premier League manager to go | Odds | Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Gary O'Neil | 2/1 | 33.3% |
| Pep Guardiola | 6/1 | 14.3% |
| Antonio Conte | 8/1 | 11.1% |
| Graham Potter | 10/1 | 9.1% |
| David Moyes | 12/1 | 7.7% |
Pep Guardiola backed into second favourite following Man City's charges last week
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was backed second favourite to be the next Premier League manager to go earlier this week.
City received over 100 charges from the Premier League around Financial Fair Play and this caused question marks around Guardiola's future.
Guardiola has since said in the past that he would leave his role as City manager if he found out the club had lied to him about their financial situation.
Next Manager To Be Sacked Betting Odds
O'Neil's Bournemouth side now as short as 1/5 to be relegated this season
Bookies have now made Bournemouth 1/5 to be relegated from the Premier League this season despite them only being 1 point off safety.
Southampton are also 1/5 to go down at the end of this season with bookmakers saying there's an 83% chance of it happening.
Everton are the third favourites at 11/8 with Sean Dyche's men drifting in the market following the Toffees 1-0 win against Arsenal last week.
