The three newly promoted sides—Hull City, Coventry City and Ipswich Town—dominate early 2026-27 Premier League relegation markets, reflecting long-standing patterns where promoted clubs face steep adaptation challenges against established top-flight squads. Hull, playoff winners with limited Premier League experience and squad constraints from PSR considerations, lead the odds, followed closely by Championship title-winners Coventry and Ipswich. Models and bookmakers cite these clubs’ underlying metrics, transfer activity and fixture difficulty as primary risks. Sunderland, Fulham, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest appear as secondary contenders amid managerial transitions and squad turnover, though early results and historical second-season effects remain fluid factors that could shift consensus as matchweeks progress.