Premier League 2026–27: all 20 managers confirmed

On August 25, 2026, the appointment of Matthias Jaissle as head coach of Newcastle United completed the set of 20 managerial appointments for the 2026–2027 Premier League season. The signing closed a summer of major change across England's top flight after a raft of departures and new hires.

The 2026–2027 Premier League has seen widespread turnover, including Pep Guardiola announcing his exit from Manchester City, meaning he will not be on the touchline this season. Nine of the twenty clubs began the new season with a manager who was hired at the end of 2025–2026, a shift the article described as the largest summer makeover in Premier League history. Manchester United and Spurs started the campaign with managers appointed in January and March respectively, and three of the Big Six began the season with managers recruited during the summer. By August 19, Mikel Arteta had been in charge for 2,432 days, making him the longest-serving manager in the Premier League.

Several high-profile appointments were listed by the outlet: Xabi Alonso is the new Chelsea manager. Enzo Maresca is the new City manager. Álvaro Arbeloa is the new Fulham manager.

The piece noted that many long-serving figures chose to end their tenures at Premier League clubs, creating openings for a notable influx of new faces this season. With Jaissle's arrival at Newcastle United, the report stated that every club now has a confirmed head coach for 2026–2027. The article accompanied its report with a full list of managers and related features, including a separate list of captains.

All 20 managerial appointments for the 2026–2027 Premier League season have therefore been confirmed and published alongside the report.