More big managerial changes have presented themselves ahead of the 2026-27 Premier League season - leading to changes in Leeds United’s relegation odds versus predicted key rivals.
Leeds can now look forward to a second year back in the country’s top flight after last season’s excellent 14th-placed finish, following which chairman Paraag Marathe met with the press on Thursday morning in London.
Marathe spoke very highly of boss Daniel Farke who he expects to be at the club for many years to come but there have been big managerial changes elsewhere this week including at expected key Leeds rivals.
Fulham announced on Tuesday that Marco Silva would be leaving the club after five years in charge, the Cottagers having briefly looked like becoming involved in last season’s battle for survival before ultimately sealing an 11th-placed finish.
Crystal Palace, meanwhile, who finished a point and a place below Leeds are also on the hunt for a new manager following Oliver Glasner’s departure whilst Thursday afternoon saw outgoing Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola named the new head coach of Liverpool.
Big changes and those big changes have also led to changes in the odds for relegation and ultimately Leeds United’s predicted finishing position based on those odds.
Here, in reverse order is the full new rundown of how the bookies now think the final 2026-27 table will look.
