With players heading off on international duty, William Hill are offering 10/1 that any Premier League manager leaves his job during the break. Should anyone depart, it is Slavisa Jokanovic who is the 1/2 favourite to be the first Premier League boss out, with Mark Hughes 9/4.
Jokanovic's Fulham have only won once in the league season, picking up a further two draws away at Brighton and home to Watford, they are also on a seven-game losing streak, leaving the Serbian under immense pressure.
Southampton boss Hughes is also at risk of getting the boot following an awful start the season. The Saints have a mere eight points from a possible 36 and are only avoiding the drop zone by goal difference.
Should Jokanovic depart, it is Sam Allardyce who is the 2/1 favourite to take over, ahead of Alan Pardew at 3/1 and Claudio Ranieri at 6/1.
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Allardyce's last job was in charge of Everton, however he was dismissed within just six months after finishing eighth with the Toffees, while Pardew's was most recently the gaffer of West Brom, where he couldn't stop them avoiding the drop.
Ranieri famously defied the odds with Leicester as he led them to Premier League glory in 2016, the Italian has also had spells with Chelsea, Inter Milan and Juventus.
"The international breaks are natural breaks in the season where changes can be implemented and if anyone should be nervous, it is Jokanovic," said William Hill spokesman Joe Crilly.
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Will any Premier League manager leave their job during the current international break: 10/1 yes
Next permanent Fulham manager:
Sam Allardyce - 2/1
Alan Pardew - 3/1
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Claudio Ranieri - 6/1
David Moyes - 8/1
Steve Bruce - 10/1
Chris Coleman - 12/1
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Brendan Rodgers - 16/1
Slaven Bilic - 16/1
Next Premier League manager to leave:
Slavisa Jokanovic - 1/2
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Mark Hughes - 9/4
Mauricio Pochettino - 10/1
Jose Mourinho - 12/1
Neil Warnock - 12/1
Roy Hodgson - 12/1
Rafa Benitez - 16/1
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