The 20 Premier League bosses managing in the 2026-27 campaign

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The 2026-27 campaign features some familiar names in the dugouts, with others looking to boost their profiles.

Here, DAZN News lists all 20 managers from the top tier of English football. 

Arsenal

Mikel Arteta

The process finally came to fruition for the Gunners under Arteta last season as they won the Premier League title. Arsenal and Arteta will run it back with the same goals, as they remain primed for a run at more trophies.

Aston Villa

Unai Emery

Emery is set for his fifth season in charge at Villa Park, and he has transformed the side into a perennial power with European ambitions. The bar has been raised for Villa this season after winning the Europa League in 2025-26.

Bournemouth

Marco Rose

Experienced German manager Rose takes over from Andoni Iraola, and expectations are high after the Cherries finished sixth last season.

Brentford

Keith Andrews

After a decent maiden campaign in charge in which the Bees finished ninth, Andrews is back for his second season at the Gtech Community Stadium. Brentford look to compete for a European spot in 2026-27 after falling just short last season.

Brighton & Hove Albion

Fabian Hürzeler

The youngest permanent head coach in Premier League history is back for his third term, after leading Brighton to the UEFA Conference League last season.

Chelsea

Xabi Alonso

The coaching carousel continues to turn at Stamford Bridge, with another high-profile name set to take charge. Alonso makes his return to the Premier League, where he starred as a player for Liverpool in the 2000s, after a forgettable stint as manager of Real Madrid.

Coventry City

Frank Lampard

Lampard is back in the Premier League as a manager, having led Coventry to promotion from the Championship. The 48-year-old will face a real challenge in trying to keep the Sky Blues up after running away with the Championship title race last season.

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Crystal Palace

Pierre Sage

Sage takes over at Palace after managing exclusively in France, and he faces a tall task in replacing the popular Oliver Glasner at Selhurst Park.

Everton

David Moyes

The long-serving Premier League manager is back for his second full season in charge of the Toffees, and he is tasked with getting them back into the top half of the table after a disappointing 13th place finish.

Fulham

Álvaro Arbeloa

Perhaps one of the least expected managerial appointments this year, Arbeloa joined Fulham in the summer after just a half-season in charge at Real Madrid. The 43-year-old only has a few months' experience coaching first-team football, so this may be a risky hire by the Cottagers.

Hull City

Sergej Jakirović

In his first season as manager of Hull City, Jakirović led the Tigers to promotion from the Championship. Now he looks to keep the team up against all odds.

Ipswich Town

Gary O'Neil

O'Neil takes the reins from Kieran McKenna, who led the Tractor Boys back to the Premier League. Having previously managed Bournemouth and Wolves, O'Neil has been through the rigours of a Premier League campaign.

Leeds United

Daniel Farke

Farke has been with Leeds since 2023 and guided them back to the Premier League in 2025. His first season in the top flight had its ups and downs, with Leeds finishing 14th but also advancing to the semi-finals of the FA Cup.

Liverpool

Andoni Iraola

After transforming Bournemouth into a side capable of qualifying for the Europa League, Iraola steps into the spotlight at Anfield. The 44-year-old is seen as one of the brightest young coaches in the Premier League, and his talents will truly be tested amid the sky-high expectations with Liverpool.

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Manchester City

Enzo Maresca

Maresca joins Manchester City after a rollercoaster 1.5 seasons at Chelsea, and he has massive shoes to fill in replacing Pep Guardiola as the man on the sidelines. The 46-year-old's fiery personality is sure to make headlines, but he will ultimately be judged on the number of trophies Man City win under his guidance.

Manchester United

Michael Carrick

The Red Devils' midfielder-turned-manager has been released from the shackles of the "caretaker" title and can now shape the team as permanent boss. Carrick's run over the final few months of 2025-26 was impressive to say the least, and he's expected to match last season's top three finish, at minimum. 

Newcastle United

Eddie Howe

Having served as manager for long enough to be considered a "longtime Newcastle boss," Howe will need to get the Magpies to bounce back from a massively disappointing 12th-place finish last season. Another mediocre campaign could bring about questions about Howe's job security.

Nottingham Forest

Oliver Glasner

Glasner walked away from Crystal Palace after being highly critical of the team's transfer strategy, which saw them part with several high-profile players. Now, the Austrian leads a side in Notttingham Forest that have shown themselves to be no less meddlesome, which could lead to some friction if results aren't positive from the outset.

Sunderland

Régis Le Bris

It's been nothing but smooth sailing for the Black Cats under Le Bris, who took over when the team were still in the Championship two years ago and promptly led them to the Premier League. Last season, Sunderland were one of the revelations of the top flight, finishing seventh and qualifying for the Europa League in their first Premier League campaign in nearly a decade.

Tottenham Hotspur

Roberto De Zerbi

The mercurial manager arrived at the end of last season and helped Spurs avert disaster as they secured safety from relegation. Now De Zerbi looks to guide Tottenham back to their usual spoot among the Premier League's top sides, which would be a massive improvement over recent seasons for the London club.

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