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List of Premier League managers

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

This list details all Premier League managers since the league began in 1992. For current managers only, seeList of current Premier League and English Football League managers.
FormerArsenal managerArsène Wenger has managed more Premier League games than any other manager.
FormerManchester United managerAlex Ferguson has been the most successful manager in the Premier League.

ThePremier League is the top tier ofprofessional football inEngland. The league wasformed in 1992 as a replacement for the originalFootball League First Division. To date, there have been 311managers in charge of the51 clubs which have played in the Premier League. 271 of those are permanent appointments, and 121 of them in a caretaker/interim capacity.

Arsène Wenger holds the record for most games managed in the Premier League with 828, all withArsenal, which he managed between1996 and2018. The most successful manager in the Premier League isAlex Ferguson, who won 13 titles – more than twice as many as any other manager – withManchester United between1993 and2013.[1]Sam Allardyce has managed the most teams in the Premier League, having taken charge of nine different clubs:Bolton Wanderers,Newcastle United,Blackburn Rovers,West Ham United,Sunderland,Crystal Palace,Everton,West Bromwich Albion andLeeds United.

Many of the managers listed below served as caretaker managers in the period between a managerial departure and appointment. Several of these, however, went on to secure a permanent managerial post.

Managers

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The list of managers includes everyone who has managed clubs while they were in the Premier League, whether in a permanent or temporary role. Caretaker managers are listed only when they managed the team for at least one match in that period.

The dates of appointment and departure may fall outside the club'speriod in the Premier League, for example,Ron Atkinson was appointed as Aston Villa manager in 1991 (before the Premier League was formed in 1992) and remained in his position through the Premier League's establishment. Similarly,Wolverhampton Wanderers' first spell in the Premier League lasted for only one season (2003–04) but managerDave Jones remained in his position until November 2004.

Key
†Incumbent manager
‡Caretaker manager
§Incumbent but no longer in Premier League
Present*up to date as of 12 February 2026
Managers
NameNat.ClubFromUntilDuration
(days)		Years in
League		Ref.
George GrahamScotlandArsenal14 May 198621 February 199532051992–1995[2]
Stewart Houston ‡ScotlandArsenal22 February 19958 June 19951061995[3]
Bruce RiochScotlandArsenal8 June 199512 August 19964311995–1996[2]
Stewart Houston ‡ScotlandArsenal12 August 199613 September 1996321996[3]
Pat Rice ‡Northern IrelandArsenal13 September 199630 September 1996171996[4]
Arsène WengerFranceArsenal1 October 199613 May 201878941996–2018[5]
Unai EmerySpainArsenal23 May 201829 November 20195552018–2019[6]
Freddie Ljungberg ‡SwedenArsenal29 November 201921 December 2019222019[7]
Mikel Arteta †SpainArsenal22 December 2019Present*22452019–[8]
Ron AtkinsonEnglandAston Villa7 June 199110 November 199412521992–1994[9]
Jim Barron ‡EnglandAston Villa11 November 199424 November 1994141994[10]
Brian LittleEnglandAston Villa25 November 199424 February 199811871994–1998[11]
John GregoryEnglandAston Villa25 February 199824 January 200214291998–2002[12]
John Deehan ‡EnglandAston Villa24 January 20025 February 2002122002[13]
Stuart Gray ‡EnglandAston Villa24 January 20025 February 2002122002[14]
Graham TaylorEnglandAston Villa5 February 200214 May 20034632002–2003[15]
David O'LearyRepublic of IrelandAston Villa20 May 200319 July 200611562003–2006[16]
Martin O'NeillNorthern IrelandAston Villa5 August 20069 August 201014652006–2010[17]
Kevin MacDonald ‡ScotlandAston Villa9 August 20108 September 2010302010[18]
Gérard HoullierFranceAston Villa8 September 20101 June 20112662010–2011[19]
Gary McAllister ‡ScotlandAston Villa23 April 201122 May 2011292011[20]
Alex McLeishScotlandAston Villa17 June 201114 May 20123322011–2012[21]
Paul LambertScotlandAston Villa2 June 201211 February 20159852012–2015[22]
Scott Marshall ‡ScotlandAston Villa11 February 201514 February 201532015[22]
Tim SherwoodEnglandAston Villa14 February 201525 October 20152532015[23]
Kevin MacDonald ‡ScotlandAston Villa25 October 20152 November 201582015
Rémi GardeFranceAston Villa2 November 201529 March 20161482015–2016
Eric Black ‡ScotlandAston Villa29 March 20162 June 2016652016
Dean SmithEnglandAston Villa10 October 20187 November 202111242019–2021
Steven GerrardEnglandAston Villa11 November 202120 October 20223432021–2022
Aaron Danks ‡EnglandAston Villa21 October 202231 October 2022102022
Unai Emery †SpainAston Villa1 November 2022Present*12002022–
Danny WilsonNorthern IrelandBarnsley2 June 19947 July 199814961997–1998[24]
Steve BruceEnglandBirmingham City12 December 200123 November 200721722002–2006
2007		[25]
Eric Black ‡ScotlandBirmingham City23 November 200727 November 200742007[26]
Alex McLeishScotlandBirmingham City28 November 200712 June 201114962007–2008
2009–2011		[25]
Kenny DalglishScotlandBlackburn Rovers12 October 199121 June 199513481992–1995[27]
Ray HarfordEnglandBlackburn Rovers25 June 199525 October 19964881995–1996[27]
Tony ParkesEnglandBlackburn Rovers25 October 19961 June 19972191996–1997[27]
Roy HodgsonEnglandBlackburn Rovers1 June 199721 November 19985381997[27]
Brian KiddEnglandBlackburn Rovers4 December 19983 November 19993341998–1999[27]
Graeme SounessScotlandBlackburn Rovers14 March 20006 September 200416372001–2004[27]
Mark HughesWalesBlackburn Rovers15 September 20043 June 200813572004–2008[27]
Paul InceEnglandBlackburn Rovers22 June 200816 December 20081772008[27]
Sam AllardyceEnglandBlackburn Rovers17 December 200813 December 20107262008–2010[27]
Steve KeanScotlandBlackburn Rovers13 December 201028 September 20126552010–2012[27]
Ian HollowayEnglandBlackpool21 May 20093 November 201212622010–2011[28]
Roy McFarlandEnglandBolton Wanderers20 June 19952 January 19962271995–1996[29]
Colin ToddEnglandBolton Wanderers2 January 199622 September 199913281996
1997–1998		[30]
Sam AllardyceEnglandBolton Wanderers19 October 199929 April 200727492001–2007[31]
Sammy LeeEnglandBolton Wanderers30 April 20077 October 20071602007[32]
Archie Knox ‡ScotlandBolton Wanderers17 October 200725 October 200782007
Gary MegsonEnglandBolton Wanderers25 October 200730 December 20097972007–2009[33]
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandBolton Wanderers8 January 20109 October 201210052010–2012[34]
Eddie HoweEnglandBournemouth12 October 20121 August 202028502015–2020[35]
Scott ParkerEnglandBournemouth28 June 202130 August 20224282022
Gary O'NeilEnglandBournemouth30 August 2022[a]19 June 20232932022–2023[36]
Andoni Iraola †SpainBournemouth19 June 2023Present*9702023–[37]
Paul JewellEnglandBradford City6 January 199818 June 20008941999–2000[38]
Chris HutchingsEnglandBradford City18 June 20006 November 20001412000[39]
Stuart McCall ‡ScotlandBradford City6 November 200020 November 2000142000[40]
Jim JefferiesScotlandBradford City20 November 200024 December 20013992000–2001[41]
Thomas FrankDenmarkBrentford16 October 201812 June 202524312021–2025
Keith Andrews †Republic of IrelandBrentford27 June 2025Present*2312025–
Chris HughtonRepublic of IrelandBrighton & Hove Albion31 December 201413 May 201915942017–2019
Graham PotterEnglandBrighton & Hove Albion20 May 20198 September 202212072019–2022
Roberto De ZerbiItalyBrighton & Hove Albion18 September 2022[b]19 May 202412442022–2024
Fabian Hürzeler †GermanyBrighton & Hove Albion2 July 2024Present*5912024–
Owen CoyleRepublic of IrelandBurnley27 November 20075 January 20107702009–2010[42]
Brian LawsEnglandBurnley13 January 201029 December 20103502010[43]
Sean DycheEnglandBurnley30 October 201215 April 202234542014–2015
2016–2022
Mike Jackson ‡EnglandBurnley15 April 202222 May 2022372022
Vincent KompanyBelgiumBurnley14 June 202229 May 20247152023–2024
Scott Parker †EnglandBurnley5 July 2024Present*5882025–
Malky MackayScotlandCardiff City17 June 201127 December 20139242013[44][45]
David Kerslake ‡EnglandCardiff City27 December 20132 January 201462013–2014[46]
Ole Gunnar SolskjærNorwayCardiff City2 January 201418 September 20142592014
Neil WarnockEnglandCardiff City5 October 201611 November 201911322018–2019[47]
Alan CurbishleyEnglandCharlton Athletic24 July 19918 May 200654021998–1999
2000–2006		[48]
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandCharlton Athletic30 May 200613 November 20061672006[48]
Les ReedEnglandCharlton Athletic14 November 200624 December 2006402006[48]
Alan PardewEnglandCharlton Athletic24 December 200622 November 20086992006–2007[48]
Ian PorterfieldScotlandChelsea11 June 199115 February 19936151992–1993[49]
David Webb ‡EnglandChelsea15 February 199311 May 1993851993[50]
Glenn HoddleEnglandChelsea4 June 199310 May 199610711993–1996[51]
Ruud GullitNetherlandsChelsea10 May 199612 February 19986431996–1998[52]
Gianluca VialliItalyChelsea12 February 199812 September 20009431998–2000[53]
Graham Rix ‡EnglandChelsea13 September 200017 September 200042000
Ray Wilkins ‡EnglandChelsea13 September 200017 September 200042000
Claudio RanieriItalyChelsea18 September 200031 May 200413512000–2004[54]
José MourinhoPortugalChelsea2 June 200420 September 200712052004–2007[55]
Avram GrantIsraelChelsea20 September 200724 May 20082382007–2008[56]
Luiz Felipe ScolariBrazilChelsea1 July 20089 February 20092232008–2009[57]
Ray Wilkins ‡EnglandChelsea9 February 200916 February 200972009
Guus Hiddink ‡NetherlandsChelsea16 February 200931 May 20091042009[58]
Carlo AncelottiItalyChelsea1 July 200922 May 20117202009–2011[59]
André Villas-BoasPortugalChelsea22 June 20114 March 20122562011–2012[60]
Roberto Di MatteoItalyChelsea4 March 201221 November 20122622012
Rafael Benítez ‡SpainChelsea21 November 201227 May 20131872012–2013
José MourinhoPortugalChelsea3 June 201317 December 20159272013–2015[61]
Steve Holland ‡EnglandChelsea17 December 201519 December 201522015
Guus Hiddink ‡NetherlandsChelsea19 December 201515 May 20161482015–2016
Antonio ConteItalyChelsea3 July 201613 July 20187402016–2018
Maurizio SarriItalyChelsea14 July 201816 June 20193372018–2019[62]
Frank LampardEnglandChelsea4 July 201925 January 20215712019–2021[63]
Thomas TuchelGermanyChelsea26 January 20217 September 20225882021–2022[64]
Graham PotterEnglandChelsea8 September 20222 April 20232062022–2023
Bruno Saltor ‡SpainChelsea2 April 20236 April 202342023
Frank Lampard ‡EnglandChelsea6 April 202328 May 2023522023[65]
Mauricio PochettinoArgentinaChelsea1 July 202321 May 20243252023–2024[66]
Enzo MarescaItalyChelsea1 July 20241 January 20265492024–2026
Calum McFarlane ‡EnglandChelsea1 January 20268 January 202672026
Liam RoseniorEnglandChelsea8 January 2026Present*362026–
Bobby GouldEnglandCoventry City24 June 199223 October 19934861992–1993
Phil NealEnglandCoventry City23 October 199314 February 19954791993–1995
Ron AtkinsonEnglandCoventry City15 February 19955 November 19966291995–1996
Gordon StrachanScotlandCoventry City5 November 199610 September 200117701996–2001
Steve CoppellEnglandCrystal Palace3 June 198417 May 199332701992–1993[67]
Alan SmithEnglandCrystal Palace3 June 199315 May 19957111994–1995[67]
Steve CoppellEnglandCrystal Palace27 February 199713 March 19983791997–1998[67]
Attilio Lombardo ‡ItalyCrystal Palace13 March 199829 April 1998471998[67]
Tomas Brolin ‡SwedenCrystal Palace13 March 199829 April 1998471998[67]
Ron Noades ‡EnglandCrystal Palace29 April 199810 May 1998111998[67]
Ray Lewington ‡EnglandCrystal Palace29 April 199810 May 1998111998[67]
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandCrystal Palace22 December 200322 May 20068822004–2005[67]
Ian HollowayEnglandCrystal Palace3 November 201223 October 20133542013[45][68][69]
Keith Millen ‡EnglandCrystal Palace23 October 201323 November 2013312013[69]
Tony PulisWalesCrystal Palace23 November 201314 August 20142642013–2014[70]
Keith Millen ‡EnglandCrystal Palace14 August 201427 August 2014132014[70]
Neil WarnockEnglandCrystal Palace27 August 201427 December 20141222014[70]
Keith Millen ‡EnglandCrystal Palace27 December 20142 January 201552014–2015
Alan PardewEnglandCrystal Palace2 January 201522 December 20167202015–2016[67]
Sam AllardyceEnglandCrystal Palace23 December 201623 May 20171512016–2017
Frank de BoerNetherlandsCrystal Palace26 June 201711 September 2017772017
Roy HodgsonEnglandCrystal Palace12 September 201724 May 202113502017–2021
Patrick VieiraFranceCrystal Palace4 July 202117 March 20236212021–2023
Paddy McCarthy ‡Republic of IrelandCrystal Palace17 March 202321 March 202342023
Roy HodgsonEnglandCrystal Palace21 March 202319 February 20243352023–2024
Paddy McCarthy ‡Republic of IrelandCrystal Palace19 February 202419 February 202402024
Oliver Glasner †AustriaCrystal Palace19 February 2024Present*7252024–
Jim SmithEnglandDerby County15 June 19957 October 200123061996–2001
Colin ToddEnglandDerby County8 October 200114 January 2002982001–2002
Billy McEwan ‡ScotlandDerby County14 January 200230 January 2002162002
John GregoryEnglandDerby County30 January 200221 March 20034152002
Billy DaviesScotlandDerby County2 June 200626 November 20075422007
Paul JewellEnglandDerby County28 November 200729 December 20083972007–2008[71][72]
Howard KendallEnglandEverton5 November 19904 December 199311251992–1993[73]
Jimmy Gabriel ‡ScotlandEverton4 December 19937 January 1994351993–1994[74]
Mike WalkerWalesEverton7 January 19948 November 19943051994[75]
Joe RoyleEnglandEverton10 November 199427 March 19978681994–1997[76]
Dave Watson ‡EnglandEverton1 April 199731 May 1997601997[77]
Howard KendallEnglandEverton27 June 199725 June 19983631997–1998[73]
Walter SmithScotlandEverton1 July 199813 March 200213511998–2002[78]
David MoyesScotlandEverton15 March 20021 June 201340962002–2013[79]
Roberto MartínezSpainEverton5 June 201312 May 201610722013–2016[80]
David Unsworth ‡EnglandEverton12 May 201614 June 2016332016
Ronald KoemanNetherlandsEverton14 June 201623 October 20174962016–2017
David Unsworth ‡EnglandEverton23 October 201730 November 2017382017
Sam AllardyceEnglandEverton30 November 201716 May 20181672017–2018
Marco SilvaPortugalEverton31 May 20185 December 20195532018–2019[81]
Duncan Ferguson ‡ScotlandEverton5 December 201921 December 2019162019
Carlo AncelottiItalyEverton22 December 20191 June 20215272019–2021[82]
Rafael BenítezSpainEverton30 June 202116 January 20222002021–2022
Duncan Ferguson ‡ScotlandEverton18 January 202231 January 2022132022
Frank LampardEnglandEverton31 January 202223 January 20233572022–2023
Sean DycheEnglandEverton30 January 20239 January 20257102023–2025
Leighton Baines ‡EnglandEverton9 January 202511 January 202522025
David Moyes †ScotlandEverton11 January 2025Present*3982025–
Jean TiganaFranceFulham1 July 200017 April 200310202001–2003[83]
Chris ColemanWalesFulham17 April 200311 April 200714552003–2007[84]
Lawrie SanchezNorthern IrelandFulham11 April 200721 December 20072542007[85]
Ray Lewington ‡EnglandFulham21 December 200730 December 200792007
Roy HodgsonEnglandFulham30 December 200730 June 20109132007–2010[86]
Ray Lewington ‡EnglandFulham1 July 201029 July 2010282010
Mark HughesWalesFulham29 July 20101 June 20113072010–2011[87]
Martin JolNetherlandsFulham7 June 20111 December 20139082011–2013[88]
René MeulensteenNetherlandsFulham1 December 201314 February 2014752013–2014[89]
Felix MagathGermanyFulham14 February 201418 September 20142162014[90]
Slaviša JokanovićSerbiaFulham27 December 201514 November 201810522018
Claudio RanieriItalyFulham14 November 201828 February 20191062018–2019
Scott ParkerEnglandFulham28 February 2019[c]28 June 20218512019
2020–2021
Marco Silva †PortugalFulham1 July 2021Present*16882022–
David WagnerUnited StatesHuddersfield Town9 November 201514 January 201911622017–2019
Mark Hudson ‡EnglandHuddersfield Town14 January 201921 January 201972019
Jan SiewertGermanyHuddersfield Town21 January 201916 August 20192072019
Phil BrownEnglandHull City4 December 200615 March 201011972008–2009[91]
Iain DowieNorthern IrelandHull City17 March 2010[d]9 May 2010532010[92]
Steve BruceEnglandHull City8 June 201222 July 201615052013–2015[45][93]
Mike PhelanEnglandHull City22 July 2016[e]3 January 20171652016–2017
Marco SilvaPortugalHull City5 January 201725 May 20171402017
John LyallEnglandIpswich Town11 May 19905 December 199416691992–1994
Paul Goddard ‡EnglandIpswich Town6 December 199427 December 1994211994
John Wark ‡ScotlandIpswich Town6 December 199427 December 1994211994
George BurleyScotlandIpswich Town28 December 199411 October 200228441994–1995
2000–2002
Kieran McKenna §Northern IrelandIpswich Town16 December 2021Present*15202024–2025
Howard WilkinsonEnglandLeeds United10 October 198810 September 199628921992–1996
George GrahamScotlandLeeds United10 September 19961 October 19987511996–1998
David O'LearyRepublic of IrelandLeeds United1 October 199827 June 200213651998–2002
Terry VenablesEnglandLeeds United8 July 200221 March 20032562002–2003
Peter ReidEnglandLeeds United21 March 200310 November 20032342003
Eddie Gray ‡ScotlandLeeds United10 November 200321 May 20041932003–2004
Marcelo BielsaArgentinaLeeds United15 June 201827 February 202213532020–2022
Jesse MarschUnited StatesLeeds United28 February 20226 February 20233432022–2023
Michael Skubala ‡EnglandLeeds United6 February 202321 February 2023152023
Javi GraciaSpainLeeds United21 February 20233 May 2023712023
Sam AllardyceEnglandLeeds United3 May 20232 June 2023302023
Daniel Farke †GermanyLeeds United4 July 2023Present*9552025–
Brian LittleEnglandLeicester City30 May 199122 November 199412721994–1995
Kevin MacDonald ‡ScotlandLeicester City22 November 199414 December 1994221994
Mark McGheeScotlandLeicester City14 December 19947 December 19953581994–1995
Martin O'NeillNorthern IrelandLeicester City21 December 19951 June 200016241996–2000
Peter TaylorEnglandLeicester City12 June 200030 September 20014752000–2001
Dave BassettEnglandLeicester City10 October 20016 April 20021782001–2002
Micky AdamsEnglandLeicester City7 April 200211 October 20049182002
2003–2004
Nigel PearsonEnglandLeicester City15 November 201130 June 201513232014–2015
Claudio RanieriItalyLeicester City13 July 201523 February 20175912015–2017
Craig ShakespeareEnglandLeicester City23 February 2017[f]17 October 20172362017
Michael Appleton ‡EnglandLeicester City17 October 201725 October 201782017
Claude PuelFranceLeicester City25 October 201724 February 20194872017–2019
Adam Sadler ‡EnglandLeicester City24 February 201926 February 201922019
Mike Stowell ‡EnglandLeicester City24 February 201926 February 201922019
Brendan RodgersNorthern IrelandLeicester City27 February 20192 April 202314952019–2023
Adam Sadler ‡EnglandLeicester City2 April 202310 April 202382023
Mike Stowell ‡EnglandLeicester City2 April 202310 April 202382023
Dean SmithEnglandLeicester City10 April 202316 June 2023672023
Steve CooperWalesLeicester City20 June 202424 November 20241572024
Ben Dawson ‡EnglandLeicester City24 November 20241 December 202472024
Ruud van NistelrooyNetherlandsLeicester City1 December 202427 June 20252082024–2025
Graeme SounessScotlandLiverpool16 April 199128 January 199410181992–1994[94]
Roy EvansEnglandLiverpool28 January 199412 November 199817491994–1998[95]
Gérard HoullierFranceLiverpool1 July 199814 October 200112011998–2001[96]
Phil Thompson ‡EnglandLiverpool14 October 200116 March 20021532001–2002
Gérard HoullierFranceLiverpool17 March 200224 May 20047992002–2004[96]
Rafael BenítezSpainLiverpool16 June 20043 June 201021782004–2010[97]
Roy HodgsonEnglandLiverpool1 July 20108 January 20111912010–2011[98]
Kenny DalglishScotlandLiverpool8 January 201116 May 20124942011–2012[99]
Brendan RodgersNorthern IrelandLiverpool1 June 20124 October 201512202012–2015
Jürgen KloppGermanyLiverpool8 October 201519 May 202431462015–2024
Arne Slot †NetherlandsLiverpool1 June 2024Present*6222024–
Rob EdwardsWalesLuton Town17 November 20229 January 20257842023–2024
Peter ReidEnglandManchester City11 November 199026 August 199310191992–1993
Tony Book ‡EnglandManchester City26 August 199328 August 199321993
Brian HortonEnglandManchester City28 August 199316 May 19956261993–1995
Alan BallEnglandManchester City30 June 199526 August 19964231995–1996
Joe RoyleEnglandManchester City18 February 199821 May 200111882000–2001
Kevin KeeganEnglandManchester City24 May 200111 March 200513872002–2005
Stuart PearceEnglandManchester City21 March 200514 May 20077842005–2007
Sven-Göran ErikssonSwedenManchester City6 July 20072 June 20083322007–2008
Mark HughesWalesManchester City4 June 200819 December 20095632008–2009
Roberto ManciniItalyManchester City19 December 200913 May 201312412009–2013[100]
Brian Kidd ‡EnglandManchester City13 May 201314 June 2013322013
Manuel PellegriniChileManchester City14 June 201330 June 201611122013–2016[101]
Pep Guardiola †SpainManchester City1 July 2016Present*35142016–
Alex FergusonScotlandManchester United6 November 19861 June 201397041992–2013[102]
David MoyesScotlandManchester United1 July 201322 April 20143252013–2014
Ryan Giggs ‡WalesManchester United22 April 201411 May 2014192014[103]
Louis van GaalNetherlandsManchester United14 July 201423 May 20166792014–2016
José MourinhoPortugalManchester United27 May 201618 December 20189352016–2018
Ole Gunnar SolskjærNorwayManchester United19 December 2018[g]21 November 202110682018–2021
Michael Carrick ‡EnglandManchester United21 November 20212 December 2021112021
Ralf Rangnick ‡GermanyManchester United3 December 202122 May 20221702021–2022
Erik ten HagNetherlandsManchester United1 June 202228 October 20248802022–2024
Ruud van Nistelrooy ‡NetherlandsManchester United28 October 202411 November 2024142024
Ruben AmorimPortugalManchester United11 November 20245 January 20264202024–2026
Darren Fletcher ‡ScotlandManchester United5 January 202613 January 202682026
Michael Carrick ‡EnglandManchester United13 January 2026Present*312026–
Lennie LawrenceEnglandMiddlesbrough10 July 199119 May 199410441992–1993
Bryan RobsonEnglandMiddlesbrough31 May 19946 December 200023811995–1997
1998–2000
Terry VenablesEnglandMiddlesbrough6 December 200012 June 20011882000–2001
Steve McClarenEnglandMiddlesbrough12 June 200111 May 200617942001–2006
Gareth SouthgateEnglandMiddlesbrough7 June 200620 October 200912312006–2009
Aitor KarankaSpainMiddlesbrough13 November 201316 March 201712192016–2017
Steve Agnew ‡EnglandMiddlesbrough16 March 20179 June 2017852017
Kevin KeeganEnglandNewcastle United5 February 19928 January 199717991993–1997[104]
Terry McDermott ‡EnglandNewcastle United8 January 199714 January 199761997
Kenny DalglishScotlandNewcastle United14 January 199727 August 19985901997–1998[105]
Ruud GullitNetherlandsNewcastle United28 August 199828 August 19993651998–1999[106]
Steve Clarke ‡ScotlandNewcastle United28 August 19992 September 199951999
Bobby RobsonEnglandNewcastle United2 September 199930 August 200418241999–2004[107]
John Carver ‡EnglandNewcastle United11 September 200413 September 200422004
Graeme SounessScotlandNewcastle United13 September 20042 February 20065072004–2006[108]
Glenn RoederEnglandNewcastle United2 February 20066 May 20074582006–2007[109]
Nigel Pearson ‡EnglandNewcastle United6 May 200715 May 200792007
Sam AllardyceEnglandNewcastle United15 May 20079 January 20082392007–2008
Nigel Pearson ‡EnglandNewcastle United9 January 200816 January 200872008
Kevin KeeganEnglandNewcastle United16 January 20084 September 20082322008
Chris Hughton ‡Republic of IrelandNewcastle United8 September 200828 September 2008202008
Joe KinnearRepublic of IrelandNewcastle United29 September 20081 April 20091842008–2009
Alan ShearerEnglandNewcastle United1 April 200924 May 2009532009
Chris HughtonRepublic of IrelandNewcastle United1 June 20096 December 20105532010
Alan PardewEnglandNewcastle United9 December 20102 January 201514842010–2015
John CarverEnglandNewcastle United2 January 2015[h]10 June 20151592015
Steve McClarenEnglandNewcastle United10 June 201511 March 20162752015–2016
Rafael BenítezSpainNewcastle United11 March 201630 June 201912062016
2017–2019
Steve BruceEnglandNewcastle United17 July 201920 October 20218262019–2021
Graeme Jones ‡EnglandNewcastle United20 October 20218 November 2021192021
Eddie Howe †EnglandNewcastle United8 November 2021Present*15582021–
Mike WalkerWalesNorwich City1 June 19926 January 19945841992–1994
John DeehanEnglandNorwich City12 January 199431 July 19955651994–1995
Nigel WorthingtonNorthern IrelandNorwich City4 December 20002 October 200621282004–2005
Paul LambertScotlandNorwich City18 August 20092 June 201210192011–2012
Chris HughtonRepublic of IrelandNorwich City7 June 20126 April 20146682012–2014[110]
Neil AdamsEnglandNorwich City6 April 20145 January 20152132014[111]
Alex NeilScotlandNorwich City9 January 201510 March 20177912015–2016
Daniel FarkeGermanyNorwich City25 May 20176 November 202116262019–2020
2021
Dean SmithEnglandNorwich City15 November 202127 December 20224072021–2022
Brian CloughEnglandNottingham Forest6 January 19758 May 199366971992–1993[112][113]
Frank ClarkEnglandNottingham Forest12 May 199319 December 199613171994–1996[112][113]
Stuart Pearce ‡EnglandNottingham Forest20 December 19968 May 19971391996–1997[112][113]
Dave BassettEnglandNottingham Forest8 May 19975 January 19996071997
1998–1999		[112][113]
Micky Adams ‡EnglandNottingham Forest5 January 199911 January 199961999
Ron AtkinsonEnglandNottingham Forest11 January 199916 May 19991251999[112][113]
Steve CooperWalesNottingham Forest21 September 202119 December 20238192022–2023
Nuno Espírito SantoPortugalNottingham Forest20 December 20239 September 20256292023–2025
Ange PostecoglouAustraliaNottingham Forest9 September 202518 October 2025392025
Sean DycheEnglandNottingham Forest21 October 202512 February 20261142025–2026[114]
Joe RoyleEnglandOldham Athletic14 July 198210 November 199445021992–1994
Harry RedknappEnglandPortsmouth25 March 200224 November 20049752003–2004[115]
Velimir ZajecCroatiaPortsmouth24 December 20047 April 20051042004–2005[116]
Alain PerrinFrancePortsmouth7 April 200524 November 20052312005[117][118]
Joe Jordan ‡ScotlandPortsmouth24 November 20057 December 2005132005
Harry RedknappEnglandPortsmouth7 December 200525 October 200810532005–2008[115]
Joe Jordan ‡ScotlandPortsmouth25 October 200828 October 200832008
Tony AdamsEnglandPortsmouth25 October 20089 February 20091072008–2009
Paul HartEnglandPortsmouth9 February 200924 November 20092882009[119]
Avram GrantIsraelPortsmouth26 November 200921 May 20101762009–2010[120]
Gerry FrancisEnglandQueens Park Rangers1 June 199111 November 199412591992–1994
Ray WilkinsEnglandQueens Park Rangers15 November 19944 September 19966591994–1996
Neil WarnockEnglandQueens Park Rangers1 March 20108 January 20126782011–2012
Mark HughesWalesQueens Park Rangers10 January 201223 November 20123182012[121]
Mark Bowen ‡WalesQueens Park Rangers23 November 201224 November 201212012
Harry RedknappEnglandQueens Park Rangers24 November 20123 February 20158022012–2013
2014–2015		[122][123]
Kevin Bond ‡EnglandQueens Park Rangers3 February 201512 February 201592015
Chris RamseyEnglandQueens Park Rangers3 February 2015[i]4 November 20152742015
Steve CoppellEnglandReading9 October 200312 May 200920422006–2008
Brian McDermottEnglandReading17 December 200911 March 201311802012–2013
Nigel AdkinsEnglandReading26 March 201315 December 20146292013[124]
Dave BassettEnglandSheffield United2 January 198812 December 199529011992–1994
Neil WarnockEnglandSheffield United2 December 199916 May 200727222006–2007
Chris WilderEnglandSheffield United12 May 201613 March 202117662019–2021
Paul Heckingbottom ‡EnglandSheffield United13 March 202127 May 2021752021
Paul HeckingbottomEnglandSheffield United25 November 20215 December 20237402023
Chris WilderEnglandSheffield United5 December 202318 June 20255612023–2024
Trevor FrancisEnglandSheffield Wednesday7 June 199120 May 199514431992–1995
David PleatEnglandSheffield Wednesday14 June 19953 November 19978731995–1997
Peter Shreeves ‡WalesSheffield Wednesday3 November 199714 November 1997111997
Ron AtkinsonEnglandSheffield Wednesday14 November 199717 May 19981841997–1998
Danny WilsonNorthern IrelandSheffield Wednesday6 July 199821 March 20006241998–2000
Peter Shreeves ‡WalesSheffield Wednesday21 March 200021 June 2000922000
Ian BranfootEnglandSouthampton11 June 199110 January 19949441992–1994[125]
Alan BallEnglandSouthampton20 January 19942 July 19955281994–1995[126]
Dave MerringtonEnglandSouthampton14 July 199514 June 19963361995–1996[127]
Graeme SounessScotlandSouthampton3 July 19961 June 19973331996–1997[128]
Dave JonesEnglandSouthampton23 June 199727 January 20009481997–2000[129]
Glenn HoddleEnglandSouthampton28 January 200028 March 20014252000–2001[130]
Stuart GrayEnglandSouthampton30 March 200121 October 20012052001[131]
Gordon StrachanScotlandSouthampton22 October 200113 February 20048442001–2004[132]
Steve Wigley ‡EnglandSouthampton13 February 20044 March 2004202004[133]
Paul SturrockScotlandSouthampton4 March 200423 August 20041722004[134]
Steve WigleyEnglandSouthampton23 August 200410 December 20041092004[133]
Harry RedknappEnglandSouthampton8 December 20042 December 20053592004–2005
Nigel AdkinsEnglandSouthampton12 September 201018 January 20138592012–2013[135]
Mauricio PochettinoArgentinaSouthampton18 January 201327 May 20144942013–2014[135]
Ronald KoemanNetherlandsSouthampton16 June 201414 June 20167292014–2016
Claude PuelFranceSouthampton30 June 201614 June 20173492016–2017
Mauricio PellegrinoArgentinaSouthampton23 June 201712 March 20182622017–2018
Mark HughesWalesSouthampton14 March 20183 December 20182642018
Kelvin Davis ‡EnglandSouthampton3 December 20185 December 201822018
Ralph HasenhüttlAustriaSouthampton6 December 20187 November 202214322018–2022
Rubén Sellés ‡SpainSouthampton7 November 202210 November 202232022
Nathan JonesWalesSouthampton10 November 202212 February 2023942022–2023
Rubén SellésSpainSouthampton12 February 2023[j]28 May 20231052023
Russell MartinScotlandSouthampton21 June 202315 December 20245432024
Simon Rusk ‡ScotlandSouthampton15 December 202423 December 202482024
Ivan JurićCroatiaSouthampton23 December 20247 April 20251052024–2025
Simon Rusk ‡ScotlandSouthampton7 April 202525 May 2025482025
Tony PulisWalesStoke City15 June 200621 May 201325322008–2013
Mark HughesWalesStoke City30 May 20136 January 201816822013–2018[136]
Eddie Niedzwiecki ‡WalesStoke City8 January 201815 January 201872018
Paul LambertScotlandStoke City15 January 201818 May 20181232018
Peter ReidEnglandSunderland29 March 19957 October 200227491996–1997
1999–2002
Howard WilkinsonEnglandSunderland10 October 200210 March 20031512002–2003
Mick McCarthyRepublic of IrelandSunderland12 March 20036 March 200610902003
2005–2006
Kevin Ball ‡EnglandSunderland7 March 200631 May 2006852006
Roy KeaneRepublic of IrelandSunderland30 August 20064 December 20088272007–2008
Ricky SbragiaScotlandSunderland4 December 200824 May 20091712008–2009
Steve BruceEnglandSunderland3 June 200930 November 20119102009–2011
Martin O'NeillNorthern IrelandSunderland3 December 201130 March 20134832011–2013
Paolo Di CanioItalySunderland31 March 201322 September 20131752013[137]
Kevin Ball ‡EnglandSunderland22 September 20138 October 2013162013[138]
Gus PoyetUruguaySunderland8 October 201316 March 20155242013–2015
Dick AdvocaatNetherlandsSunderland17 March 20154 October 20152012015
Sam AllardyceEnglandSunderland9 October 201522 July 20162872015–2016
David MoyesScotlandSunderland23 July 201622 May 20173032016–2017[139]
Régis Le Bris †FranceSunderland1 July 2024Present*5922025–
Brendan RodgersNorthern IrelandSwansea City16 July 20101 June 20126862011–2012[140]
Michael LaudrupDenmarkSwansea City15 June 20124 February 20145992012–2014[141]
Garry MonkEnglandSwansea City4 February 20149 December 20156732014–2015
Alan Curtis ‡WalesSwansea City9 December 201518 January 2016402015–2016
Francesco GuidolinItalySwansea City18 January 20163 October 20162592016
Bob BradleyUnited StatesSwansea City3 October 201627 December 2016852016
Alan Curtis ‡WalesSwansea City27 December 20163 January 201772016–2017
Paul ClementEnglandSwansea City3 January 201720 December 20173512017
Leon Britton ‡EnglandSwansea City20 December 201728 December 201782017
Carlos CarvalhalPortugalSwansea City28 December 201718 May 20181412017–2018
John GormanScotlandSwindon Town4 June 199321 November 19945351993–1994
Doug LivermoreEnglandTottenham Hotspur27 May 199219 June 19933881992–1993[142]
Ossie ArdilesArgentinaTottenham Hotspur19 June 19931 November 19945001993–1994[143]
Steve Perryman ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur1 November 199415 November 1994141994[144]
Gerry FrancisEnglandTottenham Hotspur15 November 199419 November 199711001994–1997[145]
Christian GrossSwitzerlandTottenham Hotspur25 November 19975 September 19982841997–1998[146]
David Pleat ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur30 August 19983 October 1998241998[147]
Chris Hughton ‡Republic of IrelandTottenham Hotspur7 September 19981 October 1998341998[110]
George GrahamScotlandTottenham Hotspur5 October 199816 March 20018931998–2001[148]
David Pleat ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur16 March 20012 April 2001172001[149]
Glenn HoddleEnglandTottenham Hotspur2 April 200121 September 20039022001–2003[150]
David Pleat ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur21 September 20033 June 20042562003–2004[151]
Jacques SantiniFranceTottenham Hotspur3 June 20045 November 20041552004[152]
Martin JolNetherlandsTottenham Hotspur5 November 200425 October 200710842004–2007[153]
Clive Allen ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur25 October 200729 October 200742007
Alex Inglethorpe ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur25 October 200729 October 200742007
Juande RamosSpainTottenham Hotspur27 October 200725 October 20083642007–2008[154]
Clive Allen ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur25 October 200826 October 200812008
Harry RedknappEnglandTottenham Hotspur26 October 200813 June 201213262008–2012[155]
André Villas-BoasPortugalTottenham Hotspur6 July 201216 December 20135282012–2013[156]
Tim SherwoodEnglandTottenham Hotspur16 December 201313 May 20141482013–2014[157]
Mauricio PochettinoArgentinaTottenham Hotspur27 May 201419 November 201920022014–2019[158]
José MourinhoPortugalTottenham Hotspur20 November 201919 April 20215162019–2021[159]
Ryan Mason ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur19 April 202130 June 2021722021
Nuno Espírito SantoPortugalTottenham Hotspur30 June 20211 November 20211242021
Antonio ConteItalyTottenham Hotspur2 November 202126 March 20235092021–2023[160]
Cristian Stellini ‡ItalyTottenham Hotspur26 March 202324 April 2023292023
Ryan Mason ‡EnglandTottenham Hotspur24 April 202328 May 2023342023
Ange PostecoglouAustraliaTottenham Hotspur6 June 20236 June 20257312023–2025[161]
Thomas FrankDenmarkTottenham Hotspur12 June 202511 February 20262442025–2026[162]
Graham TaylorEnglandWatford21 February 19961 June 200119271999–2000[163]
Aidy BoothroydEnglandWatford29 March 20053 November 200813152006–2007[164]
Quique Sánchez FloresSpainWatford5 June 201515 May 20163452015–2016
Walter MazzarriItalyWatford1 July 201621 May 20173242016–2017
Marco SilvaPortugalWatford27 May 201721 January 20182392017–2018
Javi GraciaSpainWatford21 January 20187 September 20195942018–2019
Quique Sánchez FloresSpainWatford7 September 20191 December 2019852019[165]
Hayden Mullins ‡EnglandWatford2 December 20197 December 201952019
Nigel PearsonEnglandWatford8 December 201919 July 20202242019–2020
Hayden Mullins ‡EnglandWatford19 July 202015 August 2020272020
Xisco MuñozSpainWatford20 December 20203 October 20212872021
Claudio RanieriItalyWatford4 October 202124 January 20221122021–2022
Roy HodgsonEnglandWatford25 January 202222 May 20221172022
Gary MegsonEnglandWest Bromwich Albion9 March 200026 October 200416922002–2003
2004		[166]
Frank Burrows ‡ScotlandWest Bromwich Albion27 October 20048 November 2004122004[167]
Bryan RobsonEnglandWest Bromwich Albion9 November 200418 September 20066782004–2006[168]
Tony MowbrayEnglandWest Bromwich Albion18 October 200616 June 20099722008–2009[169]
Roberto Di MatteoItalyWest Bromwich Albion30 June 20096 February 20115862010–2011[170]
Michael Appleton ‡EnglandWest Bromwich Albion6 February 201114 February 201182011[171]
Roy HodgsonEnglandWest Bromwich Albion14 February 201113 May 20124542011–2012[172]
Steve ClarkeScotlandWest Bromwich Albion8 June 201214 December 20135542012–2013[173]
Keith Downing ‡EnglandWest Bromwich Albion14 December 20139 January 2014262013–2014[174]
Pepe MelSpainWest Bromwich Albion9 January 201412 May 20141232014
Alan IrvineScotlandWest Bromwich Albion14 June 201429 December 20141992014
Rob Kelly ‡EnglandWest Bromwich Albion29 December 20141 January 201532014–2015
Tony PulisWalesWest Bromwich Albion1 January 201520 November 201710542015–2017
Gary Megson ‡EnglandWest Bromwich Albion20 November 201729 November 201792017
Alan PardewEnglandWest Bromwich Albion29 November 20172 April 20181242017–2018
Darren MooreJamaicaWest Bromwich Albion2 April 2018[k]9 March 20193412018
Slaven BilićCroatiaWest Bromwich Albion13 June 201916 December 20205522020
Sam AllardyceEnglandWest Bromwich Albion16 December 202023 May 20211582020–2021
Billy BondsEnglandWest Ham United23 February 199010 August 199416291993–1994[175]
Harry RedknappEnglandWest Ham United10 August 19949 May 200124641994–2001[176]
Glenn RoederEnglandWest Ham United9 May 200124 April 20037152001–2003[177]
Trevor Brooking ‡EnglandWest Ham United24 April 200312 May 2003182003[178]
Alan PardewEnglandWest Ham United20 October 200311 December 200611482005–2006[179]
Alan CurbishleyEnglandWest Ham United13 December 20063 September 20086302006–2008[180]
Kevin Keen ‡EnglandWest Ham United3 September 200815 September 2008122008[181]
Gianfranco ZolaItalyWest Ham United15 September 200811 May 20106032008–2010[182]
Avram GrantIsraelWest Ham United3 June 201015 May 20113462010–2011[183]
Kevin Keen ‡EnglandWest Ham United15 May 20111 June 2011172011[184]
Sam AllardyceEnglandWest Ham United1 June 201124 May 201514532012–2015
Slaven BilićCroatiaWest Ham United9 June 20156 November 20178812015–2017
David MoyesScotlandWest Ham United7 November 201716 May 20181902017–2018
Manuel PellegriniChileWest Ham United22 May 201828 December 20195852018–2019[185]
David MoyesScotlandWest Ham United29 December 201919 May 202416032019–2024[186]
Julen LopeteguiSpainWest Ham United1 July 20248 January 20251912024–2025
Graham PotterEnglandWest Ham United9 January 202527 September 20252612025
Nuno Espírito Santo †PortugalWest Ham United27 September 2025Present*1392025–
Paul JewellEnglandWigan Athletic12 June 200114 May 200721622005–2007[187]
Chris HutchingsEnglandWigan Athletic14 May 20075 November 20071752007[187]
Frank Barlow ‡EnglandWigan Athletic5 November 200726 November 2007212007[187]
Steve BruceEnglandWigan Athletic26 November 20073 June 20095552007–2009[187]
Roberto MartínezSpainWigan Athletic15 June 200928 May 201314432009–2013[188][189]
Joe KinnearRepublic of IrelandWimbledon19 January 19929 June 199926981992–1999
Egil OlsenNorwayWimbledon9 June 19991 May 20003271999–2000[190]
Terry BurtonEnglandWimbledon1 May 200025 April 20027242000[190]
Dave JonesEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers3 January 200111 November 200414082003–2004[129]
Mick McCarthyRepublic of IrelandWolverhampton Wanderers5 August 200614 February 201220192009–2012[191]
Terry ConnorEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers24 February 201230 June 20121272012[192]
Nuno Espírito SantoPortugalWolverhampton Wanderers31 May 201723 May 202114532018–2021[193]
Bruno LagePortugalWolverhampton Wanderers9 June 20212 October 20224802021–2022
Steve Davis ‡EnglandWolverhampton Wanderers3 October 202213 November 2022412022
Julen LopeteguiSpainWolverhampton Wanderers14 November 20228 August 20232672022–2023
Gary O'NeilEnglandWolverhampton Wanderers9 August 202315 December 20244942023–2024
Vítor PereiraPortugalWolverhampton Wanderers19 December 20242 November 20253182024–2025
James Collins ‡EnglandWolverhampton Wanderers2 November 202512 November 2025102025
Rob Edwards †WalesWolverhampton Wanderers12 November 2025Present*932025–

By club

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ClubTotal
Arsenal9
Aston Villa22
Barnsley1
Birmingham City3
Blackburn Rovers10
Blackpool1
Bolton Wanderers7
Bournemouth4
Bradford City4
Brentford2
Brighton & Hove Albion4
Burnley6
Cardiff City4
Charlton Athletic4
Chelsea30
Coventry City4
Crystal Palace22
Derby County6
Everton22
Fulham14
Huddersfield Town3
Hull City5
Ipswich Town5
Leeds United12
Leicester City21
Liverpool11
Luton Town1
Manchester City13
Manchester United13
Middlesbrough7
Newcastle United24
Norwich City9
Nottingham Forest10
Oldham Athletic1
Portsmouth9
Queens Park Rangers8
Reading3
Sheffield United6
Sheffield Wednesday6
Southampton27
Stoke City4
Sunderland15
Swansea City10
Swindon Town1
Tottenham Hotspur29
Watford13
West Bromwich Albion18
West Ham United17
Wigan Athletic5
Wimbledon3
Wolverhampton Wanderers11

By nationality

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CountryTotal appointmentsTotal individuals
 England246136
 Scotland6440
 Wales2412
 Spain2315
 Italy2014
 Portugal188
 Netherlands1611
 Ireland168
 Northern Ireland158
 France129
 Germany87
 Argentina64
 Croatia43
 Sweden33
 United States33
 Denmark32
 Norway32
 Israel31
 Austria22
 Australia21
 Chile21
 Belgium11
 Brazil11
 Jamaica11
 Serbia11
  Switzerland11
 Uruguay11

Managers with multiple appointments

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Sam Allardyce has managed the most teams in the Premier League, having taken charge ofBolton Wanderers,Newcastle United,Blackburn Rovers,West Ham United,Sunderland,Crystal Palace,Everton,West Bromwich Albion andLeeds United.

Managers inbold are still active in the Premier League.

ManagerTotal appointmentsTotal clubs
EnglandSam Allardyce99
EnglandRoy Hodgson76
WalesMark Hughes66
EnglandHarry Redknapp65
ScotlandDavid Moyes64
EnglandSteve Bruce55
EnglandAlan Pardew55
Republic of IrelandChris Hughton54
EnglandRon Atkinson44
SpainRafael Benítez44
PortugalNuno Espírito Santo44
ItalyClaudio Ranieri44
PortugalMarco Silva44
ScotlandGraeme Souness44
EnglandNeil Warnock44
PortugalJosé Mourinho43
EnglandNigel Pearson43
EnglandDavid Pleat42
EnglandDave Bassett33
ScotlandKenny Dalglish33
Northern IrelandIain Dowie33
EnglandSean Dyche33
ScotlandGeorge Graham33
IsraelAvram Grant33
EnglandGlenn Hoddle33
EnglandPaul Jewell33
ScotlandPaul Lambert33
Northern IrelandMartin O'Neill33
EnglandScott Parker33
ArgentinaMauricio Pochettino33
EnglandGraham Potter33
WalesTony Pulis33
EnglandPeter Reid33
Northern IrelandBrendan Rodgers33
EnglandJoe Royle33
EnglandDean Smith33
EnglandSteve Coppell32
FranceGérard Houllier32
EnglandKevin Keegan32
EnglandFrank Lampard32
EnglandRay Lewington32
ScotlandKevin MacDonald32
EnglandGary Megson32
EnglandRay Wilkins32
EnglandKeith Millen31
EnglandMicky Adams22
EnglandNigel Adkins22
ItalyCarlo Ancelotti22
EnglandMichael Appleton22
EnglandAlan Ball22
CroatiaSlaven Bilić22
ScotlandEric Black22
ScotlandSteve Clarke22
ItalyAntonio Conte22
Republic of IrelandOwen Coyle22
EnglandAlan Curbishley22
EnglandJohn Deehan22
ItalyRoberto Di Matteo22
WalesRob Edwards22
SpainUnai Emery22
GermanyDaniel Farke22
EnglandGerry Francis22
DenmarkThomas Frank22
SpainJavi Gracia22
EnglandJohn Gregory22
EnglandStuart Gray22
NetherlandsRuud Gullit22
EnglandIan Holloway22
EnglandEddie Howe22
EnglandChris Hutchings22
NetherlandsMartin Jol22
EnglandDave Jones22
EnglandBrian Kidd22
Republic of IrelandJoe Kinnear22
NetherlandsRonald Koeman22
EnglandBrian Little22
SpainRoberto Martínez22
Republic of IrelandMick McCarthy22
EnglandSteve McClaren22
ScotlandAlex McLeish22
Republic of IrelandDavid O'Leary22
EnglandGary O'Neil22
EnglandStuart Pearce22
AustraliaAnge Postecoglou22
ChileManuel Pellegrini22
FranceClaude Puel22
EnglandBryan Robson22
EnglandGlenn Roeder22
EnglandTim Sherwood22
NorwayOle Gunnar Solskjær22
ScotlandGordon Strachan22
EnglandGraham Taylor22
EnglandColin Todd22
EnglandTerry Venables22
PortugalAndré Villas-Boas22
WalesMike Walker22
EnglandHoward Wilkinson22
Northern IrelandDanny Wilson22
EnglandClive Allen21
EnglandKevin Ball21
EnglandMichael Carrick21
EnglandJohn Carver21
WalesAlan Curtis21
ScotlandDuncan Ferguson21
EnglandPaul Heckingbottom21
NetherlandsGuus Hiddink21
ScotlandStewart Houston21
ScotlandJoe Jordan21
EnglandKevin Keen21
EnglandHoward Kendall21
EnglandRyan Mason21
EnglandHayden Mullins21
ScotlandSimon Rusk21
EnglandAdam Sadler21
SpainQuique Sánchez Flores21
SpainRubén Sellés21
WalesPeter Shreeves21
EnglandMike Stowell21
EnglandDavid Unsworth21
EnglandSteve Wigley21
EnglandChris Wilder21

Most games managed in the Premier League

[edit]
As of 11 February 2026

Current Premier League managers and their current clubs are shown inbold.

RankManagerNat.GamesFirstLastClub(s)Ref.
1Arsène WengerFrance82819962018Arsenal (828)[194]
2Alex FergusonScotland81019922013Manchester United (810)[195]
3David MoyesScotland74220022026Everton (472)
West Ham United (198)
Sunderland (38)
Manchester United (34)		[196]
4Harry RedknappEngland64119942015West Ham United (269)
Portsmouth (158)
Tottenham Hotspur (144)
Queens Park Rangers (48)
Southampton (22)		[197]
5Sam AllardyceEngland54120012023Bolton Wanderers (226)
West Ham United (114)
Blackburn Rovers (76)
Sunderland (30)
West Bromwich Albion (25)
Everton (24)
Newcastle United (21)
Crystal Palace (21)
Leeds United (4)		[198]
6Steve BruceEngland47620022021Birmingham City (165)
Sunderland (89)
Newcastle United (84)
Hull City (76)
Wigan Athletic (62)		[199]
7Mark HughesWales46620042018Stoke City (174)
Blackburn Rovers (147)
Manchester City (55)
Fulham (38)
Queens Park Rangers (30)
Southampton (22)		[200]
8Roy HodgsonEngland41619972024Crystal Palace (182)
Fulham (94)
Blackburn Rovers (52)
West Bromwich Albion (50)
Liverpool (20)
Watford (18)		[201]
9Pep GuardiolaSpain36820162026Manchester City (368)[202]
10José MourinhoPortugal36320042021Chelsea (212)
Manchester United (93)
Tottenham Hotspur (58)		[203]
11Martin O'NeillNorthern Ireland35919962013Leicester City (152)
Aston Villa (152)
Sunderland (55)		[204]
Rafael BenítezSpain35920042022Liverpool (228)
Newcastle United (86)
Chelsea (26)
Everton (19)		[205]
13Eddie HoweEngland35720152026Bournemouth (190)
Newcastle United (167)		[206]
14Sean DycheEngland35120142026Burnley (258)
Everton (75)
Nottingham Forest (18)		[207]
15Jürgen KloppGermany33420152024Liverpool (334)[208]
16Alan CurbishleyEngland32819982008Charlton Athletic (266)
West Ham United (62)		[209]
17Tony PulisWales32220082017Stoke City (190)
West Bromwich Albion (106)
Crystal Palace (26)		[210]
18Alan PardewEngland32020052018Newcastle United (155)
Crystal Palace (74)
West Ham United (55)
Charlton Athletic (18)
West Bromwich Albion (18)		[211]
19Brendan RodgersNorthern Ireland31220112023Leicester City (152)
Liverpool (122)
Swansea City (38)		[212]
20Joe KinnearRepublic of Ireland30219922009Wimbledon (284)
Newcastle United (18)		[213]
Minimum 300 games managed

By club

[edit]

Current Premier League managers who hold the record for the club are shown inbold.

RankClubManagerNatGamesYears at club in league
1ArsenalArsène WengerFrance8281996–2018
2Manchester UnitedAlex FergusonScotland8101992–2013
3EvertonDavid MoyesScotland4722002–2013, 2025–current
4Manchester CityPep GuardiolaSpain3682016–current
5LiverpoolJürgen KloppGermany3342015–2024
6WimbledonJoe KinnearRepublic of Ireland2841992–1999
7West Ham UnitedHarry RedknappEngland2691994–2001
8Charlton AthleticAlan CurbishleyEngland2661998–1999, 2000–2006
9BurnleySean DycheEngland2582014–2015, 2016–2022
10Bolton WanderersSam AllardyceEngland2262001–2007
11ChelseaJosé MourinhoPortugal2122004–2007, 2013–2015
12Tottenham HotspurMauricio PochettinoArgentina2022014–2019
13Derby CountyJim SmithEngland1971996–2001
14MiddlesbroughSteve McClarenEngland1902001–2006
Stoke CityTony PulisWales1902008–2013
BournemouthEddie HoweEngland1902015–2020
17Newcastle UnitedBobby RobsonEngland1881999–2004
18Crystal PalaceRoy HodgsonEngland1822017–2021, 2023–2024
19Coventry CityGordon StrachanScotland1781996–2001
20Leeds UnitedHoward WilkinsonEngland1691992–1996
21Birmingham CitySteve BruceEngland1652002–2006, 2007
22SunderlandPeter ReidEngland1611996–1997, 1999–2002
23PortsmouthHarry RedknappEngland1582003–2004, 2005–2008
24Leicester CityMartin O'Neill /Brendan RodgersNorthern Ireland1521996–2000 / 2019–2023
FulhamChris ColemanWales1522003–2007
Aston VillaMartin O'NeillNorthern Ireland1522006–2010
Wigan AthleticRoberto MartínezSpain1522009–2013
BrentfordThomas FrankDenmark1522021–2025
29SouthamptonRalph HasenhüttlAustria1512018–2022
30Blackburn RoversMark HughesWales1472004–2008
31Sheffield WednesdayTrevor FrancisEngland1261992–1995
32Brighton & Hove AlbionGraham PotterEngland1202019–2022
33Wolverhampton WanderersNuno Espírito SantoPortugal1142018–2021
34West Bromwich AlbionTony PulisWales1062015–2017
35Ipswich TownJohn LyallEngland1021992–1994
Minimum 100 games managed

Premier League title-winning managers

[edit]
RankManagerNat.TitlesClub(s)Seasons
1Alex FergusonScotland13Manchester United1992–93,1993–94,1995–96,1996–97,1998–99,1999–2000,2000–01,
2002–03,2006–07,2007–08,2008–09,2010–11,2012–13
2Pep GuardiolaSpain6Manchester City2017–18,2018–19,2020–21,2021–22,2022–23,2023–24
3José MourinhoPortugal3Chelsea2004–05,2005–06,2014–15
Arsène WengerFranceArsenal1997–98,2001–02,2003–04
5Carlo AncelottiItaly1Chelsea2009–10
Antonio ConteItalyChelsea2016–17
Kenny DalglishScotlandBlackburn Rovers1994–95
Jürgen KloppGermanyLiverpool2019–20
Roberto ManciniItalyManchester City2011–12
Manuel PellegriniChileManchester City2013–14
Claudio RanieriItalyLeicester City2015–16
Arne SlotNetherlandsLiverpool2024–25

See also

[edit]

Notes

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  1. ^O'Neil served as caretaker manager until 27 November 2022, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  2. ^Andrew Crofts took charge of Brighton & Hove Albion for ten days, however no fixtures were played in this time.
  3. ^Parker served as caretaker manager until 10 May 2019, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  4. ^Brian Horton andSteve Ashton took charge of Hull for two days, however no fixtures were played in this time.
  5. ^Phelan served as caretaker manager until 13 October 2016, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  6. ^Shakespeare served as caretaker manager until 12 March 2017, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  7. ^Solskjær served as caretaker manager until 28 March 2019, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  8. ^Carver served as caretaker manager until 26 January 2015, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  9. ^Ramsey served as caretaker manager until 12 February 2015, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  10. ^Sellés served as caretaker manager until 24 February 2023, when he was given a long-term appointment.
  11. ^Moore served as caretaker manager until 18 May 2018, when he was given a long-term appointment.

References

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General

Specific

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