Leeds United boss Jesse Marsch is the bookmakers' favourite to become the next Premier League manager to be leave his post.
The American is currently odds-on to depart Elland Road after just under 10 months at the helm, with Sky Bet offering odds of 4/9.
Marsch has come under serious pressure after Leeds plummeted into the relegation zone via a fourth defeat on the spin against Fulham on Sunday.
The Whites are winless since August - a run stretching eight games (L6, D2) - and sit two points adrift of safety after 4-0 wins for both Leicester City and Aston Villa over the weekend.
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Marsch insists that he and the board are "unified" but Leeds supporters are quickly running out of patience as they brace themselves for another season battling relegation.
Marcelo Bielsa was sacked in February after a run of four straight defeats, and with Leeds swimming one-point adrift of safety.
They find themselves in a similar situation under Marsch and supporters have voiced their frustration in recent weeks, especially in the defeats against Leicester and Fulham.
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