The 2026-27 Premier League relegation market prices the three promoted sides—Hull City, Coventry City, and Ipswich Town—as clear favorites for an immediate return to the Championship, consistent with long-standing patterns for newly arrived clubs facing a steep step up in squad depth, physical intensity, and fixture difficulty. Hull (play-off winners) and the others enter with limited top-flight experience, constrained summer spending under PSR rules, and tough early schedules that historically correlate with poor starts and survival struggles. Sunderland faces elevated second-season risk after a strong 2025-26 campaign that included Europa League qualification, while Fulham and Crystal Palace carry added uncertainty from major managerial turnover. Established sides such as Leeds and Nottingham Forest sit further back in pricing despite their own transitions. Early table positions after matchweek 1 offer limited signal, but sustained results from the promoted trio will shape near-term odds movement.