Premier League Manager of the Month

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Alex Ferguson has 27 Manager of the Month awards and was the inaugural recipient. Alex Ferguson.jpg
Alex Ferguson has 27 Manager of the Month awards and was the inaugural recipient.
The April 1999 award given to Alex Ferguson. April 1999 Premiership MotM given to SAF.png
The April 1999 award given to Alex Ferguson.

The Premier League Manager of the Month is an association football award that recognises the best adjudged Premier League manager each month of the season. The winner is chosen by a combination of an online public vote, which contributes to 10% of the final tally, and a panel of experts. [1] It has been called the Carling Premiership Manager of the Month (1993–2001) and the Barclaycard Premiership Manager of the Month (2001–2004); it is currently known as the Barclays Manager of the Month. [2]

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The Premier League was formed in 1992, when the members of the First Division resigned from the Football League. [3] These clubs set up a new commercially independent league that negotiated its own broadcast and sponsorship agreements. [4] The Premier League introduced new Manager of the Month and Manager of the Season awards for the 1993–94 season, [2] supplementing the existing Football Writers' Association and Professional Footballers' Association Player of the Year awards. The first Manager of the Month was awarded to Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson for his achievements in August 1993. [5] For the 1994–95 season, the Premier League introduced the Player of the Month award, which is presented alongside the Manager of the Month award. [1]

Ferguson has been Manager of the Month the most times with a record 27 awards. Harry Redknapp has had six spells managing Premier League clubs (West Ham United, Portsmouth, Southampton, Portsmouth again, Tottenham Hotspur and Queens Park Rangers), winning a Manager of the Month award in five of those spells. Sixteen other managers have won an award with two or more clubs: Gordon Strachan with Coventry City and Southampton, Stuart Pearce with Nottingham Forest and Manchester City, Martin O'Neill with Leicester City, Aston Villa and Sunderland, Roy Hodgson with Blackburn Rovers and Fulham, Rafael Benítez with Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle United, Brendan Rodgers with Swansea City and Liverpool, Alan Pardew with West Ham United and Newcastle United, Sam Allardyce with Bolton Wanderers and West Ham United, Tony Pulis with Crystal Palace and West Bromwich Albion, Mauricio Pochettino with Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur, Claudio Ranieri with Chelsea and Leicester City, Carlo Ancelotti with Chelsea and Everton, José Mourinho with Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur, Nuno Espírito Santo with Wolverhampton Wanderers and Tottenham Hotspur, Eddie Howe with Bournemouth and Newcastle United, and Sean Dyche with Burnley and Everton.

The award has been won in consecutive months by 17 managers: Joe Kinnear, Kevin Keegan, Roy Evans, Alex Ferguson, Arsène Wenger, David O'Leary, Stuart Pearce, Paul Jewell, Rafael Benítez, Carlo Ancelotti, Manuel Pellegrini, Claudio Ranieri, Antonio Conte, Pep Guardiola, Jürgen Klopp, Mikel Arteta, and Ange Postecoglou. Guardiola is the only manager in Premier League history to have won the award in four successive months. Klopp is the first manager to win the award five times in a season. Postecoglou is the only manager to win the award in each of his first three months in the competition. [6] The award has been shared on one occasion, in March 2002, when Liverpool manager Gérard Houllier was jointly awarded Manager of the Month with caretaker manager Phil Thompson, who had deputised while Houllier was absent for medical reasons. [7]

As of April 2024, the most recent recipient of the award is Everton manager Sean Dyche.

Key

List of winners

Contents

1993–94  · 1994–95  · 1995–96  · 1996–97  · 1997–98  · 1998–99  · 1999–2000
2000–01  · 2001–02  · 2002–03  · 2003–04  · 2004–05  · 2005–06  · 2006–07  · 2007–08  · 2008–09  · 2009–10
2010–11  · 2011–12  · 2012–13  · 2013–14  · 2014–15  · 2015–16  · 2016–17  · 2017–18  · 2018–19  · 2019–20
2020–21  · 2021–22  · 2022–23  · 2023–24

Joe Kinnear, the first manager to win the awards consecutively, and the first to win three awards in a season. Joe Kinnear Hull City v. Newcastle United 1.png
Joe Kinnear, the first manager to win the awards consecutively, and the first to win three awards in a season.
Ron Atkinson, winner in March 1995 RonAtkinson.JPG
Ron Atkinson, winner in March 1995
Roy Evans was the first Liverpool manager to become Manager of the Month, winning two consecutive awards in December 1995 and January 1996. Roy Evans.JPG
Roy Evans was the first Liverpool manager to become Manager of the Month, winning two consecutive awards in December 1995 and January 1996.
Avram Grant is the only Israeli to become Manager of the Month. Avram Grant 2012.jpg
Avram Grant is the only Israeli to become Manager of the Month.
Pep Guardiola holds the record for the most consecutive awards - four, from September to December 2017. Pep 2017 (cropped).jpg
Pep Guardiola holds the record for the most consecutive awards – four, from September to December 2017.
Gerard Houllier won three awards, of which one was shared with Phil Thompson. Gerard Houllier.jpg
Gérard Houllier won three awards, of which one was shared with Phil Thompson.
In October 2007, Mark Hughes became the fourth Blackburn Rovers manager to win Manager of Month. 1 mark hughes 2015.jpg
In October 2007, Mark Hughes became the fourth Blackburn Rovers manager to win Manager of Month.
Martin Jol, winner in December 2004 Martin Jol 2010.jpg
Martin Jol, winner in December 2004
Jurgen Klopp won a record five awards in a single season. Komanda FK <<Liverpul'>> pribula do Kiieva, 2018, 4, cropped, straightened, enhanced.jpg
Jürgen Klopp won a record five awards in a single season.
Jose Mourinho has won the award four times. Jose Mourinho.jpg
José Mourinho has won the award four times.
David Moyes has ten Manager of Month awards, the fourth most. David Moyes.jpg
David Moyes has ten Manager of Month awards, the fourth most.
Stuart Pearce is a three-time Manager of the Month and a former Player of the Month. Stuart Pearce (31651906441).jpg
Stuart Pearce is a three-time Manager of the Month and a former Player of the Month.
Manuel Pellegrini is the first Manchester City manager to win four Manager of the Month awards. Hertha BSC vs. West Ham United 20190731 (117).jpg
Manuel Pellegrini is the first Manchester City manager to win four Manager of the Month awards.
Claudio Ranieri has won five awards. Claudio Ranieri Inter.jpg
Claudio Ranieri has won five awards.
Harry Redknapp, Manager of the Month with four different clubs Harry Redknapp 2011 (cropped).jpg
Harry Redknapp, Manager of the Month with four different clubs
Bryan Robson was Manager of the Month in March 1997. Bryan Robson Thailand 2009-11-01 (2).jpg
Bryan Robson was Manager of the Month in March 1997.
Arsene Wenger has won fifteen Manager of the Month awards, second only to Alex Ferguson. Arsene Wenger JHayes (cropped).jpg
Arsène Wenger has won fifteen Manager of the Month awards, second only to Alex Ferguson.
Mikel Arteta has won seven Manager of the Month awards. Mikel Arteta 2021 (cropped).png
Mikel Arteta has won seven Manager of the Month awards.
MonthYear [lower-alpha 1] ManagerNationality [8] ClubRef.
August 1993 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [5]
September 1993 Joe Kinnear Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Wimbledon [5]
October 1993 Mike Walker Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales Norwich City [5]
November 1993 Kevin Keegan Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [5]
December 1993 Trevor Francis Flag of England.svg England Sheffield Wednesday [5]
January 1994 Kenny Dalglish Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Blackburn Rovers [5]
February 1994 Joe Royle Flag of England.svg England Oldham Athletic [5]
March 1994 Joe Kinnear Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Wimbledon [9]
April 1994 Joe Kinnear Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Wimbledon [5]
August 1994 Kevin Keegan Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [10]
September 1994 Frank Clark Flag of England.svg England Nottingham Forest [11]
October 1994 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [10]
November 1994 Kenny Dalglish Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Blackburn Rovers [10]
December 1994 Gerry Francis Flag of England.svg England Queens Park Rangers [10]
January 1995 Brian Little Flag of England.svg England Aston Villa [10]
February 1995 Kevin Keegan Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [10]
March 1995 Ron Atkinson Flag of England.svg England Coventry City [10]
April 1995 Howard Wilkinson Flag of England.svg England Leeds United [10]
August 1995 Kevin Keegan Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [12]
September 1995 Kevin Keegan Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [13]
October 1995 Frank Clark Flag of England.svg England Nottingham Forest [12]
November 1995 Alan Ball Flag of England.svg England Manchester City [12]
December 1995 Roy Evans Flag of England.svg England Liverpool [12]
January 1996 Roy Evans Flag of England.svg England Liverpool [12]
February 1996 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [12]
March 1996 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [12]
April 1996 Dave Merrington Flag of England.svg England Southampton [14]
August 1996 David Pleat Flag of England.svg England Sheffield Wednesday [15]
September 1996 Joe Kinnear Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Wimbledon [16]
October 1996 Graeme Souness Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Southampton [17]
November 1996 Jim Smith Flag of England.svg England Derby County [15]
December 1996 Gordon Strachan Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Coventry City [18]
January 1997 Stuart Pearce Flag of England.svg England Nottingham Forest [15]
February 1997 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [15]
March 1997 Bryan Robson Flag of England.svg England Middlesbrough [19]
April 1997 Graeme Souness Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Southampton [15]
August 1997 Roy Hodgson Flag of England.svg England Blackburn Rovers [20]
September 1997 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Leicester City [21]
October 1997 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [22]
November 1997 George Graham Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Leeds United [23]
December 1997 Roy Hodgson Flag of England.svg England Blackburn Rovers [22]
January 1998 Howard Kendall Flag of England.svg England Everton [24]
February 1998 Gordon Strachan Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Coventry City [22]
March 1998 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [25]
April 1998 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [22]
August 1998 Alan Curbishley Flag of England.svg England Charlton Athletic [26]
September 1998 John Gregory Flag of England.svg England Aston Villa [27]
October 1998 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Leicester City [28]
November 1998 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England West Ham United [27]
December 1998 Brian Kidd Flag of England.svg England Blackburn Rovers [29]
January 1999 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [30]
February 1999 Alan Curbishley Flag of England.svg England Charlton Athletic [31]
March 1999 David O'Leary Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Leeds United [27]
April 1999 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [32]
August 1999 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [33]
September 1999 Walter Smith Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [34]
October 1999 Peter Reid Flag of England.svg England Sunderland [35]
November 1999 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Leicester City [36]
December 1999 Gérard Houllier Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Liverpool [37]
January 2000 Danny Wilson Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Sheffield Wednesday [38]
February 2000 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [39]
March 2000 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [40]
April 2000 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [41]
August 2000 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [42]
September 2000 Peter Taylor Flag of England.svg England Leicester City [43]
October 2000 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [44]
November 2000 George Burley Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Ipswich Town [45]
December 2000 Peter Reid Flag of England.svg England Sunderland [46]
January 2001 Terry Venables Flag of England.svg England Middlesbrough [47]
February 2001 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [48]
March 2001 David O'Leary Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Leeds United [49]
April 2001 David O'Leary Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Leeds United [50]
August 2001 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England Bolton Wanderers [51]
September 2001 John Gregory Flag of England.svg England Aston Villa [52]
October 2001 Glenn Hoddle Flag of England.svg England Tottenham Hotspur [53]
November 2001 Phil Thompson Flag of England.svg England Liverpool [54]
December 2001 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [55]
January 2002 Gordon Strachan Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Southampton [56]
February 2002 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [57]
March [lower-alpha 2] 2002 Gérard Houllier †Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Liverpool [7]
Phil Thompson †Flag of England.svg England [7]
April 2002 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [58]
August 2002 Glenn Hoddle Flag of England.svg England Tottenham Hotspur [59]
September 2002 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [60]
October 2002 Gérard Houllier Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Liverpool [61]
November 2002 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [62]
December 2002 Gordon Strachan Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Southampton [63]
January 2003 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [64]
February 2003 Alan Curbishley Flag of England.svg England Charlton Athletic [65]
March 2003 Glenn Roeder Flag of England.svg England West Ham United [66]
April 2003 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [67]
August 2003 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [68]
September 2003 Claudio Ranieri Flag of Italy (2003-2006).svg Italy Chelsea [69]
October 2003 Bobby Robson Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [70]
November 2003 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England Bolton Wanderers [71]
December 2003 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [68]
January 2004 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England Bolton Wanderers [72]
February 2004 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [73]
March 2004 Claudio Ranieri Flag of Italy (2003-2006).svg Italy Chelsea [74]
April 2004 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Portsmouth [75]
August 2004 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [76]
September 2004 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [77]
October 2004 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Portsmouth [78]
November 2004 José Mourinho Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Chelsea [79]
December 2004 Martin Jol Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Tottenham Hotspur [80]
January 2005 José Mourinho Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Chelsea [81]
February 2005 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [82]
March 2005 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Southampton [83]
April 2005 Stuart Pearce Flag of England.svg England Manchester City [84]
August 2005 Stuart Pearce Flag of England.svg England Manchester City [85]
September 2005 Paul Jewell Flag of England.svg England Wigan Athletic [86]
October 2005 Paul Jewell Flag of England.svg England Wigan Athletic [87]
November 2005 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Liverpool [88]
December 2005 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Liverpool [89]
January 2006 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [90]
February 2006 Alan Pardew Flag of England.svg England West Ham United [91]
March 2006 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [92]
April 2006 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Portsmouth [93]
August 2006 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [94]
September 2006 Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg England Reading [95]
October 2006 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [96]
November 2006 Steve Coppell Flag of England.svg England Reading [97]
December 2006 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England Bolton Wanderers [98]
January 2007 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Liverpool [99]
February 2007 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [100]
March 2007 José Mourinho Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Chelsea [101]
April 2007 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Aston Villa [102]
August 2007 Sven-Göran Eriksson Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden Manchester City [103]
September 2007 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [104]
October 2007 Mark Hughes Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales Blackburn Rovers [105]
November 2007 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Aston Villa [106]
December 2007 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [107]
January 2008 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [108]
February 2008 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [109]
March 2008 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [110]
April 2008 Avram Grant Flag of Israel.svg Israel Chelsea [111]
August 2008 Gareth Southgate Flag of England.svg England Middlesbrough [112]
September 2008 Phil Brown Flag of England.svg England Hull City [113]
October 2008 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Liverpool [114]
November 2008 Gary Megson Flag of England.svg England Bolton Wanderers [115]
December 2008 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Aston Villa [116]
January 2009 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [117]
February 2009 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [118]
March 2009 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Liverpool [119]
April 2009 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [120]
August 2009 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Tottenham Hotspur [121]
September 2009 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [122]
October 2009 Roy Hodgson Flag of England.svg England Fulham [123]
November 2009 Carlo Ancelotti Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [124]
December 2009 Alex McLeish Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Birmingham City [125]
January 2010 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [126]
February 2010 Roy Hodgson Flag of England.svg England Fulham [127]
March 2010 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [128]
April 2010 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Aston Villa [129]
August 2010 Carlo Ancelotti Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [130]
September 2010 Roberto Di Matteo Flag of Italy.svg Italy West Bromwich Albion [131]
October 2010 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [132]
November 2010 Owen Coyle Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Bolton Wanderers [133]
December 2010 Roberto Mancini Flag of Italy.svg Italy Manchester City [134]
January 2011 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [135]
February 2011 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [136]
March 2011 Carlo Ancelotti Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [137]
April 2011 Carlo Ancelotti Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [138]
August 2011 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [139]
September 2011 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Tottenham Hotspur [140]
October 2011 Roberto Mancini Flag of Italy.svg Italy Manchester City [141]
November 2011 Harry Redknapp Flag of England.svg England Tottenham Hotspur [142]
December 2011 Martin O'Neill Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Sunderland [143]
January 2012 Brendan Rodgers Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Swansea City [144]
February 2012 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [145]
March 2012 Owen Coyle Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Bolton Wanderers [146]
April 2012 Roberto Martínez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Wigan Athletic [147]
September 2012 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [148]
October 2012 Alex Ferguson Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Manchester United [149]
November 2012 Steve Clarke Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland West Bromwich Albion [150]
December 2012 André Villas-Boas Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Tottenham Hotspur [151]
January 2013 Brian McDermott Flag of England.svg England Reading [152]
February 2013 André Villas-Boas Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Tottenham Hotspur [153]
March 2013 David Moyes Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland Everton [154]
April 2013 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Chelsea [155]
August 2013 Brendan Rodgers Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Liverpool [156]
September 2013 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [157]
October 2013 Mauricio Pochettino Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina Southampton [158]
November 2013 Alan Pardew Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [159]
December 2013 Manuel Pellegrini Flag of Chile.svg Chile Manchester City [160]
January 2014 Manuel Pellegrini Flag of Chile.svg Chile Manchester City [161]
February 2014 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England West Ham United [162]
March 2014 Brendan Rodgers Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland Liverpool [163]
April 2014 Tony Pulis Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales Crystal Palace [164]
August 2014 Garry Monk Flag of England.svg England Swansea City [165]
September 2014 Ronald Koeman Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Southampton [166]
October 2014 Sam Allardyce Flag of England.svg England West Ham United [167]
November 2014 Alan Pardew Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [168]
December 2014 Manuel Pellegrini Flag of Chile.svg Chile Manchester City [169]
January 2015 Ronald Koeman Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Southampton [170]
February 2015 Tony Pulis Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales West Bromwich Albion [171]
March 2015 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [172]
April 2015 Nigel Pearson Flag of England.svg England Leicester City [173]
August 2015 Manuel Pellegrini Flag of Chile.svg Chile Manchester City [174]
September 2015 Mauricio Pochettino Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina Tottenham Hotspur [175]
October 2015 Arsène Wenger Flag of France (lighter variant).svg France Arsenal [176]
November 2015 Claudio Ranieri Flag of Italy.svg Italy Leicester City [177]
December 2015 Quique Sánchez Flores Flag of Spain.svg Spain Watford [178]
January 2016 Ronald Koeman Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Southampton [179]
February 2016 Mauricio Pochettino Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina Tottenham Hotspur [180]
March 2016 Claudio Ranieri Flag of Italy.svg Italy Leicester City [181]
April 2016 Claudio Ranieri Flag of Italy.svg Italy Leicester City [182]
August 2016 Mike Phelan Flag of England.svg England Hull City [183]
September 2016 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [184]
October 2016 Antonio Conte Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [185]
November 2016 Antonio Conte Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [186]
December 2016 Antonio Conte Flag of Italy.svg Italy Chelsea [187]
January 2017 Paul Clement Flag of England.svg England Swansea City [188]
February 2017 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [189]
March 2017 Eddie Howe Flag of England.svg England Bournemouth [190]
April 2017 Mauricio Pochettino Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina Tottenham Hotspur [191]
August 2017 David Wagner Flag of the United States.svg United States Huddersfield Town [192]
September 2017 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [193]
October 2017 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [194]
November 2017 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [195]
December 2017 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [196]
January 2018 Eddie Howe Flag of England.svg England Bournemouth [197]
February 2018 Chris Hughton Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland Brighton & Hove Albion [198]
March 2018 Sean Dyche Flag of England.svg England Burnley [199]
April 2018 Darren Moore Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica West Bromwich Albion [200]
August 2018 Javi Gracia Flag of Spain.svg Spain Watford [201]
September 2018 Nuno Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Wolverhampton Wanderers [202]
October 2018 Eddie Howe Flag of England.svg England Bournemouth [203]
November 2018 Rafael Benítez Flag of Spain.svg Spain Newcastle United [204]
December 2018 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [205]
January 2019 Ole Gunnar Solskjær Flag of Norway.svg Norway Manchester United [206]
February 2019 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [207]
March 2019 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [208]
April 2019 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [209]
August 2019 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [210]
September 2019 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [211]
October 2019 Frank Lampard Flag of England.svg England Chelsea [212]
November 2019 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [213]
December 2019 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [214]
January 2020 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [215]
February 2020 Sean Dyche Flag of England.svg England Burnley [216]
June 2020 Nuno Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Wolverhampton Wanderers [217]
July 2020 Ralph Hasenhüttl Flag of Austria.svg Austria Southampton [218]
September 2020 Carlo Ancelotti Flag of Italy.svg Italy Everton [219]
October 2020 Nuno Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Wolverhampton Wanderers [220]
November 2020 José Mourinho Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Tottenham Hotspur [221]
December 2020 Dean Smith Flag of England.svg England Aston Villa [222]
January 2021 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [223]
February 2021 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [224]
March 2021 Thomas Tuchel Flag of Germany.svg Germany Chelsea [225]
April 2021 Steve Bruce Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [226]
May 2021 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [227]
August 2021 Nuno Espírito Santo Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Tottenham Hotspur [228]
September 2021 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [229]
October 2021 Thomas Tuchel Flag of Germany.svg Germany Chelsea [230]
November 2021 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [231]
December 2021 Pep Guardiola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Manchester City [232]
January 2022 Bruno Lage Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal Wolverhampton Wanderers [233]
February 2022 Eddie Howe Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [234]
March 2022 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [235]
April 2022 Mike Jackson Flag of England.svg England Burnley [236]
August 2022 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [237]
September 2022 Erik ten Hag Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Manchester United [238]
October 2022 Eddie Howe Flag of England.svg England Newcastle United [239]
November/
December [lower-alpha 3] 		2022 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [240]
January 2023 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [241]
February 2023 Erik ten Hag Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Manchester United [242]
March 2023 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [243]
April 2023 Unai Emery Flag of Spain.svg Spain Aston Villa [244]
August 2023 Ange Postecoglou Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Tottenham Hotspur [245]
September 2023 Ange Postecoglou Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Tottenham Hotspur [246]
October 2023 Ange Postecoglou Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia Tottenham Hotspur [6]
November 2023 Erik ten Hag Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands Manchester United [247]
December 2023 Unai Emery Flag of Spain.svg Spain Aston Villa [248]
January 2024 Jürgen Klopp Flag of Germany.svg Germany Liverpool [249]
February 2024 Mikel Arteta Flag of Spain.svg Spain Arsenal [250]
March 2024 Andoni Iraola Flag of Spain.svg Spain Bournemouth [251]
April 2024 Sean Dyche Flag of England.svg England Everton [252]

Multiple winners

The following table lists the number of awards won by managers who have won at least two Manager of the Month awards.

Managers in bold are still active in the Premier League.

As of April 2024 award
RankManagersWins
1st Alex Ferguson 27
2nd Arsène Wenger 15
3rd Pep Guardiola 11
4th Jürgen Klopp 10
David Moyes
6th Martin O'Neill 8
Harry Redknapp
8th Mikel Arteta 7
Rafael Benítez
10th Sam Allardyce 6
Bobby Robson
12th Carlo Ancelotti 5
Eddie Howe
Kevin Keegan
Claudio Ranieri
16th Nuno Espírito Santo 4
Roy Hodgson
Joe Kinnear
José Mourinho
Manuel Pellegrini
Mauricio Pochettino
Gordon Strachan
23rd Antonio Conte 3
Alan Curbishley
Sean Dyche
Gérard Houllier [lower-alpha 2]
Ronald Koeman
David O'Leary
Alan Pardew
Stuart Pearce
Ange Postecoglou
Brendan Rodgers
Erik ten Hag
34th Frank Clark 2
Steve Coppell
Owen Coyle
Kenny Dalglish
Unai Emery
Roy Evans
John Gregory
Glenn Hoddle
Paul Jewell
Roberto Mancini
Tony Pulis
Peter Reid
Graeme Souness
Phil Thompson [lower-alpha 2]
Thomas Tuchel
André Villas-Boas

Awards won by nationality

As of April 2024 award
NationalityManagersWins
Flag of England.svg England4690 [lower-alpha 2]
Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland1050
Flag of Spain.svg Spain831
Flag of France.svg France218 [lower-alpha 2]
Flag of Italy.svg Italy516
Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland312
Flag of Germany.svg Germany212
Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal411
Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland410
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands37
Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Wales34
Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina14
Flag of Chile.svg Chile14
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia13
Flag of Austria.svg Austria11
Flag of Israel.svg Israel11
Flag of Jamaica.svg Jamaica11
Flag of Norway.svg Norway11
Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden11
Flag of the United States.svg United States11

Awards won by club

As of April 2024 award
ClubManagersWins
Manchester United 331
Liverpool 523 [lower-alpha 2]
Arsenal 222
Manchester City 621
Chelsea 817
Newcastle United 617
Tottenham Hotspur 816
Everton 514
Southampton 711
Aston Villa 510
Leicester City 48
Bolton Wanderers 37
Blackburn Rovers 46
West Ham United 45
Leeds United 35
West Bromwich Albion 44
Bournemouth 24
Wolverhampton Wanderers 24
Wimbledon 14
Middlesbrough 33
Sheffield Wednesday 33
Swansea City 33
Burnley 23
Coventry City 23
Nottingham Forest 23
Reading 23
Sunderland 23
Wigan Athletic 23
Charlton Athletic 13
Portsmouth 13
Hull City 22
Watford 22
Fulham 12
Birmingham City 11
Brighton & Hove Albion 11
Crystal Palace 11
Derby County 11
Huddersfield Town 11
Ipswich Town 11
Norwich City 11
Oldham Athletic 11
Queens Park Rangers 11

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Each year in the table is linked to the article about the corresponding football season.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Liverpool manager Gérard Houllier became ill during the 2001–02 season, and Phil Thompson became caretaker manager. Houllier returned to his management job in March and he was jointly award Manager of the Month with Thompson. In the tables they are counted as two separate recipients, except for club totals as they were representing the same club in the same month. [7]
  3. ↑ The Premier League was on hold during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, so November and December were treated as one month.

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