Definition of Next Manager Sacked

What does the term "next manager sacked" mean in the world of football betting? What is meant by the term "next manager sacked"?

People bet on many things each football season - which team will win the Premiership, which teams might be relegated, which teams will finish in the top 4, etc.

One of the most popular betting markets is the "next manager sacked" market, which allows you to bet on which manager will be fired (sacked) next.

The "next manager sacked" market is fluid and will change on a game-to-game basis.

For instance, if a club that was expected to challenge for the league title starts the season with five straight losses, that manager will likely be near the top of the "next manager sacked" odds.

On the other end of the spectrum, a manager for a top club that is playing well will obviously have very long odds to be sacked next, barring some sort of personal scandal taking place.

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There are "next manager sacked" odds available for almost all of the major European leagues, though the English Premier League is the most popular to bet on by a substantial margin.

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You can gain an edge by closing following the news when it comes to the "next manager sacked" markets.

If there is smoke, there is usually fire when it comes to managers being sacked, and if there are rumors about an imminent sacking taking place, more often than not it ends up happening.