Premier League set for big managerial shake-up this summer with at least five clubs making a change in the dugout

Chelsea and Manchester United have already made big decisions over who will be in the dugout for them moving forward. Pep Guardiola has decided to leave Manchester City while there have been doubts around Liverpool boss Arne Slot this past season.

And that is not even the half of it. It is not often the Premier League approaches a summer with so much potential managerial change afoot. Here we analyse the situations of 13 clubs where there has been uncertainty around their head coach position.

Guardiola's 10-year reign at Manchester City has ended, with Enzo Maresca set to be appointed his successor this summer.

The departing City boss' future had been the subject of increasing speculation as the season drew to a close, and, in the end, it was announced ahead of the final game with the title already decided.

Chelsea were informed by Maresca last autumn that he had been the subject of interest from City about replacing Guardiola, whom he worked under as assistant coach in Manchester during the 2022/23 season.

Maresca, who left Chelsea in acrimonious circumstances in January, still had three-and-a-half years left on his Chelsea contract and club lawyers will be taking a keen interest in his next move, as compensation may well be due.