We take a look at which clubs have changed their manager the most times in Premier League history.
The competitive nature of the Premier League means that sides often change their manager in search of any edge that they can gain to climb the league table.
Coaches such as Sir Alex Ferguson, Arsene Wenger and David Moyes have had long stints at clubs, however, they are the exception and not the rule.
It may come as no surprise to learn that Chelsea have had the most managers in the Premier League era.
From Ian Porterfield all the way through to Xabi Alonso, the Blues have opted for a change of head coach no less than 32 times since the 1992/93 campaign. Usually clubs would sack their manager when in trouble, but Chelsea have had plenty of success chopping and changing their manager when challenging in and around the European places.
Next up is North London rivals Tottenham, who have seen plenty of change in the dugout in recent seasons. Just in the last 10 years, Spurs have gone through 11 different managers; Mauricio Pochettino, Jose Mourinho, Antonio Conte and Ange Postecoglou the most notable.
Despite employing David Moyes for more than a decade in his first spell, Everton feature fairly prominently. Moyes is back in charge of the Toffees but, in the mean time, they changed manager 13 different times.
Clubs with the most managerial changes in Premier League history
- Chelsea
- Tottenham
- Southampton
- Newcastle
- Everton
- Aston Villa
- Crystal Palace
- Leicester City
- West Brom
- Sunderland
*Includes temporary and caretaker appointments
