The managerial landscape in the Premier League continues to highlight a sharp contrast between long-term stability at the top and rapid turnover elsewhere, with Pep Guardiola still setting the benchmark for longevity.
The Manchester City boss has now spent nearly a decade in charge of Manchester City, a tenure that has delivered sustained dominance and multiple league titles, establishing City as the defining force of the modern Premier League era.
According to a post obtained from Premier League’s X handle on Friday, these are the current managers in the EPL ranked by the time served in their present club side.
1. Pep Guardiola — Manchester City — 9 years, 325 days
2. Mikel Arteta — Arsenal — 6 years, 151 days
3. Marco Silva — Fulham — 4 years, 325 days
4. Eddie Howe — Newcastle United — 4 years, 195 days
5. Unai Emery — Aston Villa — 3 years, 202 days
6. Andoni Iraola — Bournemouth — 2 years, 325 days
7. Daniel Farke — Leeds United — 2 years, 322 days
8 Oliver Glasner — Crystal Palace — 2 years, 91 days
9 Arne Slot — Liverpool — 1 year, 355 days
10 Fabian Hurzeler — Brighton & Hove Albion — 1 year, 341 days
11 Regis Le Bris — Sunderland — 1 year, 325 days
12 David Moyes — Everton — 1 year, 131 days
13 Keith Andrews — Brentford — 329 days
14 Nuno Espirito Santo — Wolves— 237 days
15 Rob Edwards — Wolves — 191 days
16 Michael Carrick — Man United — 129 days
17 Vitor Pereira — Nottingham Forest — 96 days
18 Roberto De Zerbi —Tottenham Hotspur 52 days
19 Calum McFarlane — Chelsea 30 days
20 Michael Jackson —Burnley 22 days
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