Pep Guardiola has ended his decade at Manchester City, with Enzo Maresca set to replace him. Chelsea appointed Xabi Alonso as manager on July 1. Maresca left Chelsea in January, and lawyers will now assess if compensation is owed. City's overhaul starts what could be the most dramatic summer for Premier League dugouts in years.

Manchester United gave Michael Carrick a two-year deal after he averaged 2.29 points per game over 17 matches, the league's best rate. Arne Slot stays at Liverpool despite finishing fifth and spending over £400m on signings that drew fan anger and criticism from Mohamed Salah. Both decisions stabilize their clubs heading into the transfer window.

Newcastle's Eddie Howe faces an ongoing review after a poor season, while Bournemouth parted ways with Iraola despite a sixth-place finish. Iraola remains without a club as AC Milan have approached him. Marco Silva at Fulham holds contract talks this week with Benfica interested. This summer reshapes more Premier League dugouts than any recent off-season.