Howe & Co Must Go: Premier League Managers Facing the Sack
Howe & Co Must Go: Premier League Managers Facing the Sack With the 2025/26 Premier League season hurtling towards the final stretch, several managers face an uncertain future at their respective clubs. Without further ado, here’s a look at who is on the chopping block and who should be able to enjoy their summer holidays without a care in the world. Eddie Howe – Newcastle United Regular readers of Football Today may remember that we have had Eddie Howe on our managerial hit-list for quite a while now.
He should now be past the point of no return after losing twice to Sunderland in the same season. Nick Woltemade in midfield and Jason Tindall’s tan are other sackable offences. Igor Tudor – Tottenham Hotspur Igor Tudor has a reputation for being a firefighter.
Let’s hope he doesn’t turn up at your house if it is burning down. And to think that many Tottenham fans thought that sacking Ange Postecoglou was a good idea. You reap what you sow and all that.
Liam Rosenior – Chelsea Whoever thought that sacking Enzo Maresca and replacing him with Liam Rosenior was a good idea should be charged with a criminal offence. Given that Chelsea have become a circus under their current owners, you wouldn’t be surprised if they decided Steve Kean was a good choice to replace Rosenior. Arne Slot – Liverpool From the highs of winning the Premier League title in his first season to stinking the place in year two, Arne Slot’s ride in the Premier League has been a roller-coaster.
Liverpool could feasibly miss out on Champions League qualification at the end of the season. If they do, Slot has to go. Scott Parker – Burnley Burnley have won one of their last 22 games under Scott Parker.
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