Premier League Coaches Under Threat Amid Poor Results

The Premier League has not recorded any coach dismissals this season, which is rare in the last 13 years, according to Globo Esporte Futebol. This unusual trend is set to change, with at least five coaches currently under threat in their positions.

Manchester United's Michael Carrick is one of the coaches facing the axe, with the team struggling to find form. The Manchester United of Carrick has only seven points in nine disputed rounds, staying outside the relegation zone only by the goal difference criterion. Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, and Sunderland occupy the last positions in the classification table, in this order, and Newcastle is in 13th place.

Pierre Sage, the coach of Crystal Palace, is suffering from general criticism about the worst defense in the league, which has conceded 21 goals so far. Nottingham Forest, despite investing over 138 million euros in reinforcements in the last transfer window, is the vice-lanterna. Oliver Glasner, the coach of Nottingham Forest, has already hinted at a change, saying "it's time to change things, if I can change things, and that's what I'm going to do."

With November historically being one of the months with the most coach changes in the Premier League, it's likely that some of these coaches will be replaced soon. The next round of matches will be crucial in determining the fate of these coaches, with several key fixtures taking place this weekend.

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