Top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League: Premier League managers have short lifespans, but some have managed to hold onto their positions for a significant amount of time.

Top 5 current longest serving managers in the Premier League ⏲️

🇩🇪 Jurgen Klopp (7y 178d)
🇪🇸 Pep Guardiola (6y 276d)
🇩🇰 Thomas Frank (4y 170d)
🇪🇸 Mikel Arteta (3y 103d)
🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 David Moyes (3y 96d) pic.twitter.com/vuxb9eCLRx
— Stats24 (@_Stats24) April 5, 2023

Here are the top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League

No	Manager	Days	Y&D
1	Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool)	2,734	7y 177d
2	Pep Guardiola (Man City)	2,467	6y 275d
3	Thomas Frank (Brentford)	1,630	4y 169d
4	Mikel Arteta (Arsenal)	1,198	3y 102d
5	David Moyes (West Ham)	1,191	3y 95d
6	Marco Silva (Fulham)	641	1y 275d
7	Steve Cooper (N Forest)	559	1y 193d
8	Eddie Howe (Newcastle)	511	1y 145d
9	Erik ten Hag (Man Utd)	306	0y 306d
10	Gary O’Neil (B’mouth)	216	0y 216d

Premier League longest serving active managers. pic.twitter.com/KTACs8e4yX
— Young World🌏 (@youngworld0) April 7, 2023

1. Jurgen Klopp (Liverpool) – 2,734 days

Jurgen Klopp's favourite English opponents 👀 pic.twitter.com/VS5X5fDeRg
— LiveScore (@livescore) April 9, 2023

Klopp is the current longest-serving Premier League manager, having taken over Liverpool in 2015. He has led the Reds to numerous titles, including the Premier League and Champions League.

2. Pep Guardiola (Man City) – 2,467 days

The only man we can never ever replace, Pep Guardiola. 90% of my happiest football experiences is down to this man. pic.twitter.com/4opRxCTwk0
— 𝐄𝐑 (@ErlingRoIe) April 13, 2023

Guardiola took over Manchester City in 2016 and has won multiple Premier League titles, as well as reaching the Champions League final.

3. Thomas Frank (Brentford) – 1,630 days

💬 Thomas Frank has been speaking to the media ahead of Saturday's trip to Wolves#WOLBRE pic.twitter.com/SDlemM0tZ1
— Brentford FC (@BrentfordFC) April 13, 2023

Frank joined Brentford in 2016 as an assistant coach and was appointed as the manager in 2018. He has led the Bees to the top flight and established them as a Premier League team.

4. Mikel Arteta (Arsenal) – 1,198 days

🚨 Mikel Arteta, speaking to Sky Sports:

🗣️ "Wow. Very intense game. The game was under control but after that we concede a really sloppy goal and the game shifted momentum. We started well in the first few minutes [of the second half] but then lost control. It became a very… pic.twitter.com/pNze4fWN4S
— Arsenal Informer (@ars_informer) April 9, 2023

Arteta became Arsenal’s manager in 2019, and despite some criticism, he has won the FA Cup and has guided them to a title challenge in the 2022/23 season.

Top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League

5. David Moyes (West Ham) – 1,191 days

⚒️ David Moyes is relishing the chance to take West Ham a step closer to European success 🏆#UECL pic.twitter.com/0FvpcHqL1a
— UEFA Europa Conference League (@europacnfleague) April 13, 2023

Moyes is in his second stint with West Ham and has guided them to their best-ever Premier League points total in the 2020/21 season.

6. Marco Silva (Fulham) – 641 days

Marco Silva says all Fulham players must take responsibility for scoring goals https://t.co/RgyVVzCQb2 pic.twitter.com/gEAYxPqGwI
— SPORTS CIRCUS INT. (@SPORTSCIRCUSINT) April 13, 2023

Silva has had short stints with Hull, Watford, and Everton before joining Fulham in 2021. He led them to the Championship title in his first season and has pushed for a top-half finish in the Premier League.

7. Steve Cooper (N Forest) – 559 days

Nottingham Forest owner Marinakis: “We wish to end speculation, false and disruptive reporting in the media to say that Steve Cooper remains our manager at Nottingham Forest”. 🚨🔴🌳 #NFFC

Marinakis admits “difficult situation” in PL for Forest but no plan to fire the coach. pic.twitter.com/1Q20kQPy03
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) April 5, 2023

Cooper took over Nottingham Forest in 2021, with the club in the relegation zone. He led them to a play-off victory and a return to the Premier League.

Top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League

8. Eddie Howe (Newcastle) – 511 days

Eddie Howe made the difference with the tactical changes at halftime.
Tactical genius, the Champions League deserves to witness his ball knowledge. 🌟🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 https://t.co/Dcy3UeQZ0E pic.twitter.com/WQUoTNyvPi
— FtblJoe (@FtblJoe) April 8, 2023

Howe spent 11 years at Bournemouth and has now taken over Newcastle. He has the potential to build a long-term project at the club.

Top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League

9. Erik ten Hag (Man Utd) – 306 days

The game vs Sevilla on Thursday will be Erik ten Hag’s 50th game in charge as #MUFC manager.

35 Wins.
6 Draws.
8 Losses.
2.27 PTS Per Match.

Carabao Cup : Winners.
Fa Cup : SF to play.
Europa League : QF to play.
PL: 4th with 9 games to play.

Impressive!❤️🇳🇱 pic.twitter.com/HXOATOXNDD
— 𝗧𝗲𝗻 𝗛𝗮𝗴’𝘀 𝗥𝗲𝗱𝘀 ✍🏼🇳🇱 (@TenHagBall_) April 11, 2023

Ten Hag joined Manchester United in 2022 and has already won the EFL Trophy in his first season.

10. Gary O’Neil (B’mouth) – 216 days

🗣️Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil on the celebrations after the winner in the #Arsenal game today: "They score a goal they can celebrate how they want.

"They're the best team in the league."

Respect, Gary 🤝 pic.twitter.com/P1v9hTP0Tk
— Arsenal News Channel (@Arsenalnewschan) March 4, 2023

O’Neil joined Bournemouth as a senior first team coach in 2020 and was appointed as the caretaker manager in 2022.

Top 10 current longest serving managers in Premier League

Mikel Arteta is now the forth longest serving manager in the Premier League after Brendan Rodgers and Graham Potter were fired on Sunday 2nd Of April 2023.

The Arsenal boss is right behind behind only Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola and Thomas Frank currently in the Premier League. pic.twitter.com/KLgUpxyGTt
— Futball News (@FutballNews_) April 4, 2023

Longevity is rare in the Premier League, and the managers on this list have managed to hold onto their positions for a significant amount of time. From Klopp and Guardiola to the newer managers like Ten Hag and O’Neil, it will be interesting to see how long they can maintain their positions in the ever-changing landscape of the Premier League.