List of current Premier League and English Football League managers

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Arsène Wenger is currently the longest-serving manager in English League football.

There are 92 association football teams in the top four tiers of English football, all of which have a manager, or pair of joint managers, sometimes given the alternative title of head coach. The Premier League and Football Leagues are the only fully professional football leagues in England. The Premier League consists of 20 clubs at the top of the English football league system. The remaining 72 clubs are split into the three divisions of the Football League: the Championship, League One, and League Two.

Some of these managers were appointed as caretaker managers prior to being given a permanent position; if so their caretaker appointment date is denoted in italics. Some managers listed have had more than one spell in charge at their current club or had spells at more than one club, however their time as manager is counted only from the date of their last appointment by their latest club. Only two managers have spent more than 10 years in their current jobs. This list includes every manager currently managing a club in the Premier League and The Football League, in order of the date that they took up their appointment.

Arsène Wenger, manager of Premier League side Arsenal since October 1996, is the longest-serving manager in any of the four professional divisions in English football. The second longest-serving manager at this level is Paul Tisdale, who has been manager of Exeter City (currently a League Two club) since August 2006, when they were a Conference club. Wenger and Tisdale are now the only managers in English senior football who have managed the same teams since before 2010.

Managers

Name Nat. Date of birth Club Division Appointed Time as manager Source
Arsène Wenger France 22 October 1949 Arsenal Premier League 1 October 1996[note 1] 27 years, 221 days [1]
Paul Tisdale England 14 January 1973 Exeter City League Two 26 June 2006 17 years, 318 days [2]
Jim Bentley England 11 June 1976 Morecambe League Two 13 May 2011 12 years, 362 days [3]
Steve Davis England 26 July 1965 Crewe Alexandra League Two 10 November 2011 12 years, 181 days [4]
Gareth Ainsworth England 10 May 1973 Wycombe Wanderers League Two 24 September 2012 11 years, 228 days [5][6]
Neal Ardley England 1 September 1972 AFC Wimbledon League One 10 October 2012 11 years, 212 days [7]
Eddie Howe England 29 November 1977 Bournemouth Premier League 12 October 2012 11 years, 209 days [8]
Sean Dyche England 28 June 1971 Burnley Premier League 30 October 2012 11 years, 192 days [9]
Mick McCarthy Republic of Ireland 7 February 1959 Ipswich Town Championship 1 November 2012 11 years, 190 days [10]
Keith Hill England 17 May 1969 Rochdale League One 22 January 2013 11 years, 108 days [11]
Simon Grayson England 19 December 1969 Preston North End Championship 18 February 2013 11 years, 81 days [12]
Phil Brown England 30 May 1959 Southend United League One 25 March 2013 11 years, 45 days [13]
Mark Hughes Wales 1 November 1963 Stoke City Premier League 30 May 2013 10 years, 345 days [14]
Aitor Karanka Spain 18 September 1973 Middlesbrough Premier League 13 November 2013 10 years, 178 days [15]
Darrell Clarke England 16 December 1977 Bristol Rovers League One 28 March 2014 10 years, 42 days [16]
Mauricio Pochettino Argentina 2 March 1972 Tottenham Hotspur Premier League 27 May 2014 9 years, 348 days [17]
Michael Appleton England 4 December 1975 Oxford United League One 4 July 2014 9 years, 310 days [18]
John Coleman England 12 October 1962 Accrington Stanley League Two 18 September 2014 9 years, 234 days [19]
Keith Curle England 14 November 1963 Carlisle United League Two 19 September 2014 9 years, 233 days [20]
Gary Rowett England 6 March 1974 Birmingham City Championship 27 October 2014 9 years, 195 days [21]
Chris Hughton Republic of Ireland 11 December 1958 Brighton & Hove Albion Championship 31 December 2014 9 years, 130 days [22]
Tony Pulis Wales 16 January 1958 West Bromwich Albion Premier League 1 January 2015[note 2] 9 years, 129 days [23]
Alan Pardew England 18 July 1961 Crystal Palace Premier League 3 January 2015 9 years, 127 days [24]
Alex Neil Scotland 9 June 1981 Norwich City Championship 9 January 2015 9 years, 121 days [25]
Justin Edinburgh England 18 December 1969 Gillingham League One 7 February 2015[note 3] 9 years, 92 days [26]
Neil Harris England 12 July 1977 Millwall League One 10 March 2015 9 years, 60 days [27][28]
Gary Johnson England 28 September 1955 Cheltenham Town League Two 30 March 2015 9 years, 40 days [29]
Paul Cook England 22 February 1967 Portsmouth League Two 12 May 2015 8 years, 363 days [30]
Slaven Bilić Croatia 11 September 1968 West Ham United Premier League 9 June 2015 8 years, 335 days [31]
Derek Adams Scotland 25 June 1975 Plymouth Argyle League Two 11 June 2015 8 years, 333 days [32]
Carlos Carvalhal Portugal 4 December 1965 Sheffield Wednesday Championship 30 June 2015 8 years, 314 days [33]
Claudio Ranieri Italy 20 October 1951 Leicester City Premier League 13 July 2015 8 years, 301 days [34]
Jürgen Klopp Germany 16 June 1967 Liverpool Premier League 8 October 2015 8 years, 214 days [35]
Darren Ferguson Scotland 9 February 1972 Doncaster Rovers League Two 16 October 2015[note 4] 8 years, 204 days [36]
David Wagner United States 19 October 1971 Huddersfield Town Championship 9 November 2015[note 5] 8 years, 182 days [38]
Shaun Derry England 6 December 1977 Cambridge United League Two 12 November 2015 8 years, 179 days [39]
Dean Smith England 19 March 1971 Brentford Championship 30 November 2015 8 years, 161 days [40]
Darren Way England 21 November 1979 Yeovil Town League Two 1 December 2015 8 years, 160 days [41][42]
Nigel Clough England 19 March 1966 Burton Albion Championship 7 December 2015 8 years, 154 days [43]
Danny Wilson Northern Ireland 1 January 1960 Chesterfield League One 24 December 2015 8 years, 137 days [44]
Slaviša Jokanović Serbia 16 August 1968 Fulham Championship 27 December 2015 8 years, 134 days [45]
Luke Williams England 1980 Swindon Town League One 29 December 2015 8 years, 132 days [46][47]
Nathan Jones Wales 28 May 1973 Luton Town League Two 6 January 2016 8 years, 124 days [48]
Darren Sarll England 2 February 1983 Stevenage League Two 1 February 2016 8 years, 98 days [49][50]
Lee Johnson England 7 June 1981 Bristol City Championship 6 February 2016[note 6] 8 years, 93 days [51]
Paul Heckingbottom England 17 July 1977 Barnsley Championship 6 February 2016 8 years, 93 days [51][52]
Craig Hignett England 12 January 1970 Hartlepool United League Two 10 February 2016 8 years, 89 days [53]
Jon Whitney England 23 December 1970 Walsall League One 7 March 2016 8 years, 63 days [54][55]
Rafael Benítez Spain 16 April 1960 Newcastle United Championship 11 March 2016 8 years, 59 days [56]
Graham Alexander Scotland 10 October 1971 Scunthorpe United League One 22 March 2016 8 years, 48 days [57]
Grant McCann Northern Ireland 15 April 1980 Peterborough United League One 23 April 2016 8 years, 16 days [58][59]
Dermot Drummy England 16 January 1961 Crawley Town League Two 27 April 2016 8 years, 12 days [60]
John McGreal England 2 June 1972 Colchester United League Two 4 May 2016 8 years, 5 days [61]
Chris Wilder England 23 September 1967 Sheffield United League One 12 May 2016 7 years, 363 days [62]
Rob Page Wales 3 September 1974 Northampton Town League One 19 May 2016 7 years, 356 days [63]
José Mourinho Portugal 26 January 1963 Manchester United Premier League 27 May 2016 7 years, 348 days [64]
John Sheridan Republic of Ireland 1 October 1964 Notts County League Two 27 May 2016 7 years, 348 days [65]
Gary Bowyer England 26 June 1971 Blackpool League Two 1 June 2016 7 years, 343 days [66]
Garry Monk England 6 March 1979 Leeds United Championship 2 June 2016 7 years, 342 days [67]
Owen Coyle Republic of Ireland 14 July 1966 Blackburn Rovers Championship 2 June 2016 7 years, 342 days [68]
Phil Parkinson England 1 December 1967 Bolton Wanderers League One 10 June 2016 7 years, 334 days [69]
Jaap Stam Netherlands 17 July 1972 Reading Championship 13 June 2016 7 years, 331 days [70]
Ronald Koeman Netherlands 21 March 1963 Everton Premier League 14 June 2016 7 years, 330 days [71]
Stuart McCall Scotland 10 June 1964 Bradford City League One 20 June 2016 7 years, 324 days [72]
Bruno Ribeiro Portugal 22 October 1975 Port Vale League One 20 June 2016 7 years, 324 days [73]
Philippe Montanier France 15 November 1964 Nottingham Forest Championship 27 June 2016 7 years, 317 days [74]
Claude Puel France 2 September 1961 Southampton Premier League 30 June 2016 7 years, 314 days [75]
Pep Guardiola Spain 18 January 1971 Manchester City Premier League 1 July 2016 7 years, 313 days [76]
Walter Mazzarri Italy 1 October 1961 Watford Premier League 1 July 2016 7 years, 313 days [77]
Antonio Conte Italy 31 July 1969 Chelsea Premier League 3 July 2016 7 years, 311 days [78]
Steve Robinson Northern Ireland 10 December 1974 Oldham Athletic League One 9 July 2016 7 years, 305 days [79]
Mike Phelan England 24 September 1962 Hull City Premier League 22 July 2016 7 years, 292 days [80][81]
David Moyes Scotland 25 April 1963 Sunderland Premier League 23 July 2016 7 years, 291 days [82]
Uwe Rösler Germany 15 November 1968 Fleetwood Town League One 30 July 2016 7 years, 284 days [83]
Mark Venus[note 7] England 6 April 1967 Coventry City League One 29 September 2016 7 years, 223 days [84]
Bob Bradley United States 3 March 1958 Swansea City Premier League 3 October 2016 7 years, 219 days [85]
Neil Warnock England 1 December 1948 Cardiff City Championship 5 October 2016 7 years, 217 days [86]
Graham Westley England 4 March 1968 Newport County League Two 10 October 2016 7 years, 212 days [87]
Steve Bruce England 31 December 1960 Aston Villa Championship 12 October 2016 7 years, 210 days [88]
Steve McClaren England 3 May 1961 Derby County Championship 12 October 2016 7 years, 210 days [89]
Paul Hurst England 25 September 1974 Shrewsbury Town League One 24 October 2016 7 years, 198 days [90]
Warren Joyce England 20 January 1965 Wigan Athletic Championship 2 November 2016 7 years, 189 days [91]
Paul Lambert Scotland 7 August 1969 Wolverhampton Wanderers Championship 5 November 2016 7 years, 186 days [92]
Marcus Bignot England 22 August 1974 Grimsby Town League Two 7 November 2016 7 years, 184 days [93]
Ian Holloway England 12 March 1963 Queens Park Rangers Championship 11 November 2016 7 years, 180 days [94]
Steve Evans Scotland 30 October 1962 Mansfield Town League Two 16 November 2016 7 years, 175 days [95]
Chris Brass[note 8] England 24 July 1975 Bury League One 16 November 2016 7 years, 175 days [96][97]
Ryan Kidd[note 8] England 6 October 1971 Bury League One 16 November 2016 7 years, 175 days [96][97]
Andy Edwards England 17 September 1971 Leyton Orient League Two 23 November 2016 7 years, 168 days [98]
Karl Robinson England 13 September 1980 Charlton Athletic League One 24 November 2016 7 years, 167 days [99]
Paul Warne[note 9] England 8 May 1973 Rotherham United Championship 28 November 2016 7 years, 163 days [100]
Rossi Eames[note 10] England 27 January 1985 Barnet League Two 1 December 2016 7 years, 160 days [101]
Robbie Neilson Scotland 19 June 1980 Milton Keynes Dons League One 3 December 2016[note 11] 7 years, 158 days [102]

Notes

‡ indicates player-manager

  1. ^ Wenger's appointment was announced before Arsenal's match against Sunderland on 28 September 1996, but caretaker Pat Rice remained in charge of the first team for that game and Wenger did not officially take over until 1 October 1996.
  2. ^ Pulis' appointment was announced on the morning of 1 January, but caretaker manager Rob Kelly remained in charge for a match that afternoon.
  3. ^ Edinburgh was appointed on the morning of 7 February, but the caretaker manager panel of Andy Hessenthaler, Steve Lovell, Mark Patterson and Darren Hare remained in charge for a game against Sheffield United that afternoon.
  4. ^ Ferguson's appointment was announced on 16 October,[36] but caretaker manager Rob Jones remained in charge until 18 October.[37]
  5. ^ Wagner was appointed as manager on 5 November 2015, but caretaker manager Mark Lillis remained in charge until 8 November.
  6. ^ Johnson's appointment was announced on 6 February, but caretaker manager John Pemberton remained in charge for a match that same day.
  7. ^ Venus is caretaker manager at Coventry City following the resignation of Tony Mowbray.
  8. ^ a b Chris Brass and Ryan Kidd are joint caretaker managers at Bury following the sacking of David Flitcroft.
  9. ^ Warne is caretaker manager at Rotherham United following the resignation of Kenny Jackett.
  10. ^ Eames is caretaker manager at Barnet following the departure of Martin Allen.
  11. ^ Neilson was appointed as manager on 2 December 2016, but caretaker manager Richie Barker remained in charge until 3 December.

See also

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