Churn and upheaval dominated the Premier League’s management circles through last season. There have never been more sackings in one top-flight campaign than in 2022/23.
Within two weeks of the end of the season and the final confirmation of which 20 clubs will contest next year’s race, there is a calm already descending over the managerial situation. Tottenham Hotspur have finally ended their prolonged search with the agreement of Celtic’s Ange Postecoglou.
That appointment removes the last of the big vacancies in England hanging out there for the likes of Brendan Rodgers and Graham Potter. Chelsea finally announced Mauricio Pochettino last week, leaving Crystal Palace with the one club facing uncertainty.
