Managerial Merry-Go-Round.

The Premier League managerial merry-go-round.

Crazy to think that Mikel Arteta is the longest serving manager in the top four divisions.
Six years in the Arsenal job, but it seems to have paid off with them winning last year.
Next best is Unai Emery and Daniel Farke 3 years and only 9 in the job for more than a year.

Current Premier League Managers (subject to change)

Arsenal            Mikel Arteta
Aston Villa        Unai Emery
Bournemouth        Marco Rose    (Replacing Andoni Iraola)
Brentford        Keith Andrews
Brighton        Fabian Hürzeler
Chelsea            Xabi Alonso    (Replacing Calum McFarlane)
Coventry        Frank Lampard
Crystal Palace        Pierre Sage    (Replacing Oliver Glasner)
Everton            David Moyes
Fulham            Álvaro Arbeloa    (Replacing Marco Silva)
Hull            Sergej Jakirović
Ipswich            Gary O'Neil    (Replacing Kieran McKenna)
Leeds            Daniel Farke
Liverpool        Andoni Iraola    (Replacing Arne Slot)
Man City        Enzo Maresca    (Replacing Pep Guardiola)
Man United        Michael Carrick
Newcastle        Matthias Jaissle  (Replacing Eddie Howe)
Nottingham Forest    Oliver Glasner    (Replacing Vítor Pereira)
Sunderland        Regis Le Bris
Tottenham        Roberto De Zerbi
 
So nine clubs with new managers this season, Iraola and Glasner swapping one for another.
Surprises were Forest getting rid of another manager Pereira who had done a good job keeping them up, and replacing him with Glasner who was doing well at Palace.
Also Ipswich with McKenna leaving after getting them promoted?