The three newly promoted sides—Hull City, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town—dominate trader consensus for the 2026-27 relegation spots, reflecting the historical pattern of promoted clubs struggling against Premier League depth and resources. Hull, promoted via the play-offs after a mid-table Championship campaign, sit as the shortest-priced favorite, while Coventry (Championship winners) and Ipswich (runners-up) follow closely. Sunderland, who finished seventh last season and qualified for the Europa League, ranks as the clearest established-side risk due to the added fixture load in their second top-flight year. Early opening-weekend results, including Hull’s win at Manchester United, have not materially altered positioning, as markets price in the full 38-game campaign and typical second-season adjustments for promoted teams.