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#3 West Bromwich Albion - 12 managers
West Bromwich Albion are an English side that presently play in the Sky Bet Championship. They deserve a mention on the list as they have a remarkable record of appointing one of the highest number of managers in Premier League history.
West Brom have appointed a total of 12 managers during their stay in the top flight. Roy Hodgson enjoys the highest win percentage in West Brom's Premier League history with 37.04%.
#2 Chelsea & Aston Villa - 13 managers
Chelsea F.C. are one of the most successful sides in the Premier League era, having won the title on five different occasions. They, too, are a club who have often found success in adopting a chop and change outlook when it comes to appointing managers.
Across Chelsea's glorious history, they have had 13 managers to assume rank for them. Jose Mourinho's first stint at Chelsea was one of the most successful spells as he enjoyed a win percentage of 67%.
Aston Villa also deserve a mention on our list as they too have changed managers a total of 13 times during their time in the Premier League.
#1 Tottenham Hotspur - 16 managers
Tottenham Hotspur are a club who have been part of the Premier League fabric since its inception. They have always maintained their status as a mainstay in England's top flight.
In the process, Spurs have often changed managers. Tottenham's most glowing appointment in recent seasons has been that of Mauricio Pochettino.
The Argentinian manager changed the way Spurs conducted business on the field. He revolutionized their football and even took them to the finals of the 2018-19 UEFA Champions League.
However, Jose Mourinho was soon appointed as his successor after a poor start to the season. This was in a bid to bring a winning mentality to the club.
After an ignominous end to the Special One's stay at the club, Spurs have once again begun a new journey. This time under Nuno Espirito Santo in the 2021-22 Premier League season.
Throughout the years, Spurs have employed over 16 managers in permanent and interim roles. Of the 16, Tim Sherwood enjoys the highest win percentage, a remarkable 59.09%.
