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Despite only replacing Jesse Marsch at Elland Road in February, the Leeds United board have acted to replace Gracia with Sam Allardyce in their attempts to fight relegation back to the Championship. Allardyce becomes the third man in the Leeds dugout this season with managerial departures around the Premier League becoming a familiar sight this campaign.
In all, 11 clubs have had a change of manager this season with some, including Leeds and Chelsea, having multiple changes.
And with just four games of the season to go, managers should feel relatively secure in their current roles, however, as this season has shown, a lot can still happen in the final few weeks of the campaign.
Here, we take a look at the latest odds courtesy of Sky Bet to see which managers, if any, could be in-line for the sack before the end of the campaign.
5. Erik ten Hag (250/1)
After a very shaky start to life at Old Trafford, ten Hag has steadied the ship and helped guide Manchester United into 4th place. | Getty Images
6. Roberto De Zerbi (250/1)
De Zerbi took over from Graham Potter at the Amex Stadium and has continued his fine work with the Seagulls having a genuine shot of qualifying for European football this season. De Zerbi has been linked with a couple of jobs away from the south coast in recent times and the Seagulls may face a battle to keep hold of him. | Getty Images
7. Eddie Howe (250/1)
Newcastle United bounced back from defeat at Villa Park to blow away Spurs at St James’ Park last Sunday before comfortable wins over Everton and Southampton. Howe has the backing of the Newcastle United fans and the owners as the Magpies continue their assault on the upper echelons of the Premier League table. | Getty Images
8. Thomas Frank (150/1)
Brentford could qualify for Europe this season, such is the stunning work Frank and co have done at the Gtech Brentford Community Stadium. Frank is in no danger of being sacked by the Bees, but his efforts with the club mean he could be in-line for a high-profile job or two in the near future. | Getty Images