Premier League Managers Ranked by Tenure in Charge
The ranking of current Premier League managers by their tenure at their respective clubs reveals Pep Guardiola of Manchester City at the top, having served for 9 years and 325 days. Mikel Arteta follows in second place with 6 years and 151 days at Arsenal.
Marco Silva of Fulham ranks third with 4 years and 325 days, while Eddie Howe of Newcastle United is fourth with 4 years and 195 days. Unai Emery of Aston Villa is fifth with 3 years and 202 days.
The list continues with Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth), Daniel Farke (Leeds United), Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace), Arne Slot (Liverpool), and Fabian Hurzel (Brighton & Hove Albion) among the top ten. The rankings illustrate a contrast between long-term stability at the top and rapid turnover elsewhere in the league.
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