Tuchel, Rodgers, Hasenhuttl: Which Premier League managers will leave in 2022/23?

The Premier League can be a cruel mistress for head coaches.

The simple fact of the matter is that managing in England’s top-flight is one of the most stressful jobs around, even if it does come with the handsome benefits of monster wages and working with the world’s best players.

After all, the inescapable reality of Premier League managers is that more than a quarter of the cohort that starts each season won’t be in the same technical area when the next campaign rolls around.

The 2021/22 campaign alone saw Xisco Munoz, Steve Bruce, Nuno Espirito Santo, Daniel Farke, Dean Smith, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Rafael Benitez, Claudio Ranieri, Marcelo Bielsa and Sean Dyche all given the boot.

By Transfermarkt’s calculations, the Premier League average since its 1992 inception comes in at an eye-watering eight managerial changes per season during the campaign itself.

As such, whether you agree with it or not, we’ve got to go into the 2022/23 season with the assumption that at least a quarter of the current 20 managers will either be sacked or amicably part ways.

And seeing as we’re knee-deep into our 2022/23 Premier League predictions already, we couldn’t help wondering which managers won’t be in the job that they’re currently inhabiting come the start of pre-season next year.

In other words, we’re not just referring to mid-season sackings, but also the not-too-uncommon circumstance where club and manager decide to go their separate ways at the end of term.

Now, it’s important to note that this is just the opinion of your humble GIVEMESPORT writer in tune with the predictions we’ve already made, so we could well be miles off with our forecast. Predicting the Premier League is, after all, nigh on impossible.

And don’t think for one