Leicester City have been backed as early contenders for promotion next season.
Nigel Pearson's charges are second-favourites to secure a place in the Premier League, according to the national bookmakers.
City are 10-3 with Skybet to win promotion, the same price as newly-relegated Reading and Bolton, the side City pipped into the play-offs.
With Coral, City are out on their own in second at 11-4, despite only creeping into the top six at the final moment last season.
City's such short odds should be no surprise. The club has consistently been among the favourites ever since the Thai owners took over the club with their hefty financial backing.
The burden of expectation has often weighed heavily on the side, and it seems next season will be no different as they head into their 10th campaign outside of top flight.
"Leicester were well backed in the transfer market by their owners and, on paper, have one of the strongest squads," said Skybet's Chris Spicer. "They created more chances on average than any other team in the league last season.
"If they improve their frontline, they will surely compete for the top spots in the league."
QPR are clear favourites to bounce straight back to the Premier League at 6-4 with Skybet, while FA Cup winners Wigan are 7-2.
Watford, the side who beat City in dramatic fashion in the play-off semi-final, are 4-1 along with Brighton, Nottingham Forest and Leeds.
Twice out of the last three seasons, a club promoted from League One has gone on to achieve back-to-back promotions, first Norwich in 2011, then Southampton in 2012.
Play-off winners Yeovil are 40-1 to achieve the feat, and Paul Dickov's Doncaster are 33-1, while Bournemouth, who are featuring in the second tier of English football for the first time since 1987, are the bookies' fancy for promotion at 5-1.
