Coventry City leads the market at 57% to finish bottom of the 2026-27 Premier League after romping to the Championship title with 95 points under Frank Lampard but returning to the top flight after 25 years. The Sky Blues have invested heavily in squad depth and top-flight experience yet opened with defeats to Arsenal and Hull City, conceding four goals while struggling to convert dominance into results. Fellow promoted sides Ipswich Town and Hull City, plus several established clubs with recent mid-table or lower positioning, sit clustered between 42% and 50%, reflecting the early-season uncertainty around integration, fixture difficulty, and the typical challenges newly promoted teams face against superior pace and physicality. The bunched pricing underscores how squad adaptation and early momentum will shape the bottom of the table over the coming months.