Everton officially announced that because of the team's poor record, Everton fired manager Benitez. This season, Everton have finished 16th in the league after 22 rounds, six points higher than the relegation zone, a performance that The Everton executives were certainly not satisfied with, and the team announced that Benitez was out of school. At the same time, a number of media reported that Everton is contacting Rooney and Gattuso, one of whom may become Everton's new manager. After Benitez left the class, he became the seventh manager to leave the Premier League this season, I don't know who the eighth will be?
The first coach to step down this season was Sisko of Watford, on October 2, Watford announced that Sisco was dismissed and Ranieri took over; then on October 20, Newcastle announced that Bruce was dismissed, followed by Eddie Hau; on November 1, Spurs announced that Nuno was dismissed, and Conte took over a few days later; on November 6, Norwich fired Falco Smith to take over, and on the same day Vera announced that Smith was dismissed, followed by Gerrard. On 21 November, United fired Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and then welcomed Lonnick. And finally there's Benitez.
Of course, Benitez is the seventh Premier League manager to be laid off this season, and after he left the class, many media have given a question: who is the eighth manager to leave the Premier League this season. As things stand, Burnley's Deckie, who is at the bottom, is the most likely to leave class. Of course, in addition, I personally feel that Lonnick is also possible, after all, Manchester United's recent record is not good, the team is far from competing for four, and Manchester United also has the possibility of changing coaches. Of course, who will leave the class will wait for the official announcement to know.
The Premier League is the most difficult league in football to coach, and there are many managers in the Premier League who will leave every season, even the top managers such as Mourinho, Ancenotti and Ranieri will be dismissed, let alone other managers? Moreover, there are few managers who have been laid off in the Premier League this season, and 7 managers have been laid off in the league more than halfway through. I just don't know if there will be a manager left in the rest of the Premier League? If there were an eighth Premier League manager to leave the class, who do you think it would be? Let's talk!