Manager ins and outs - 2026-27

BBC Sport tracks all the permanent manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
November 2026
Ins
1 November: Dave Challinor [Sheffield Wednesday]
October 2026
Ins
28 October: Fabio Celestini [Burnley]
10 October: Tom Hounsell [Wycombe Wanderers]
6 October: Michael Duff [Bradford City]
2 October: Robbie Savage [Peterborough United]
1 October: Pete Wild [Hartlepool]
Outs
28 October: Andy Butler [Scunthorpe United]
25 October: Henrik Pedersen [Sheffield Wednesday]
24 October: Nicky Hayen [Burnley]
22 October: Andy Woodman [Bromley]
21 October: Colin Kazim-Richards [Crawley Town]
4 October: Lee Cattermole [Gateshead]
2 October: Robbie Savage [Forest Green Rovers]
September 2026
Ins
28 September: Graham Alexander [Preston North End]
Outs
28 September: Graham Alexander [Bradford City]
19 September: Luke Williams [Peterborough United]
19 September: Lee Clark [Hartlepool]
13 September: Paul Heckingbottom [Preston North End]
8 September: Michael Duff [Wycombe Wanderers]
7 September: Glenn Whelan [Livingston]
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