The three newly promoted sides—Hull City, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town—dominate trader sentiment for the 2026-27 Premier League relegation market. Hull, the least-fancied playoff winners, face the steepest challenge after summer player sales to meet PSR rules and a points deduction risk, while Frank Lampard’s Coventry and Gary O’Neil’s Ipswich (post-Kieran McKenna) must bridge a significant squad and experience gap. Models such as Squawka and Opta simulations place all three at the head of the drop queue, consistent with historical patterns where promoted clubs rarely survive without strong early results. Sunderland and Fulham carry secondary risk from European fixtures or recent managerial transitions, but implied probabilities remain far lower. Early-season fixtures and squad reinforcements will shape whether any escape the typical first-year drop.