=6) Graham Potter (West Ham) & Ruben Amorim (Man United) – 12/1
The Hammers have not had a great summer, to put it mildly. They had to wait until Mohammed Kudus was sold to Tottenham before they could make any moves in the transfer market.
Potter was keen to have a significant overhaul of the first-team squad after some poor results in his first six months in charge but it looks like he may have to start his first full campaign at the helm without some key additions. That could spell trouble for him.
Ruben Amorim is in a pretty similar position to Potter, although the Red Devils have at least spent some money to strengthen the starting lineup.
Whether the likes of Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo will be able to transform the club’s fortunes on their own, though, it is doubtful.
