Newcastle United head into the international break still to taste victory so far this season and bookmakers believe Bruce could pay the price for his side’s poor start.
Despite his reiteration this week that he will not walk away from the job, defeat to Wolves has heaped pressure on the Newcastle boss.
On Friday Bruce said: "I keep getting asked the same question, and I keep telling you I’m not going to walk away from it.”
Watford have already reacted, sacking Xisco Munoz just seven games into his tenure as a Premier League manager.
With one manager already down and almost one-fifth of the season complete, who do the bookies think will be the next manager to get the sack?
Here, we have listed the 10 managers that the bookies think may be looking over their shoulder in the next few weeks:
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5. Mikel Arteta
Much like Wolves, Arsenal started the season very poorly and Arteta found himself under huge pressure. However, the Gunners have turned their form around and have released the pressure on Arteta a little. SkyBet: 12/1, Betfair: 10/1, Paddy Power: 10/1 Photo: Steve Bardens

6. Ralph Hasenhuttl
Southampton are one of four teams still to taste victory in the Premier League this season and after losing Danny Ings and Jannik Vestergaard in the summer, the Saints could be in for a long campaign. SkyBet: 8/1, Betfair: 11/2, Paddy Power: 11/2 Photo: Ryan Pierse

7. Ole Gunnar-Solskjaer
Despite having a great summer window, Manchester United are yet to really start firing in the Premier League or in the Champions League this season. SkyBet: 6/1, Betfair: 5/1, Paddy Power: 5/1 Photo: Michael Regan

8. Daniel Farke
Norwich’s return to the Premier League has started slowly and they currently prop up the table having taken just one point from their first seven games. SkyBet: 4/1, Betfair: 11/2, Paddy Power: 11/2 Photo: Alex Livesey

