Here is a list of the shortest Premier League managerial reigns after Igor Tudor left Tottenham Hotspur following just 44 days in charge.
Tudor's time at Tottenham saw him pick up one point from five Premier League matches, whilst they were also dumped out of the UEFA Champions League following a first-leg horror show away at Atletico Madrid.
Incredibly, there have been three Premier League managers who have left their roles sooner than the 44-day period that Tudor has spent in North London.
Sam Allardyce's 30-day stint at Leeds United remains the shortest managerial reign in Premier League history, while Ange Postecoglou and Les Reed have also left top-flight positions sooner than Tudor.
Tudor's five-match spell is also not the shortest reign in terms of the number of matches, with Allardyce and former Crystal Palace manager Frank De Boer both overseeing just four games.
Shortest Premier League Reigns
- Sam Allardyce (Leeds United) - 30 days
- Ange Postecoglou (Nottingham Forest) - 39 days
- Les Reed (Charlton Athletic) - 40 days
- Igor Tudor (Tottenham Hotspur) - 44 days
- Rene Meulensteen (Fulham) - 75 days
- Frank De Boer (Crystal Palace) - 77 days
- Bob Bradley (Swansea City) - 84 days
- Quique Sanchez Flores (Watford) - 85 days
- Nathan Jones (Southampton) - 94 days
