Half of last season’s Premier League has been facing managerial challenges that saw only a few clubs avoid the spectre of discontent.
This summer could see a good number of entrances and exits, with up to 10 teams unsure of who their manager will be come August 2018
Arsenal, and possibly Chelsea, will try and muster a stronger challenge with a new man at the helm, while West Ham and Everton are looking to escape the mid-table morass and ingratiate themselves with unhappy supporters.
Stoke and Swansea parted ways with their managers after relegation, while some clubs are hoping to ward off interest from bigger clubs in their over-achieving coaches.