English Football League
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March 2 2025 | Wigan Athletic sacks manager Shaun Maloney |
February 16 2025 | Cambridge United sacks manager Garry Monk |
February 13 2025 | John Eustace becomes Derby County's manager after leaving Blackburn Rovers |
February 3 2025 | Carlisle United sacks manager Mike Williamson |
January 22 2025 | Bolton Wanderers parts ways with manager Ian Evatt by mutual consent |
January 18 2025 | Barrow sacks manager Stephen Clemence |
January 17 2025 | Tony Mowbray becomes West Bromwich Albion's manager |
January 9 2025 | Luton Town parts ways with manager Rob Edwards by mutual consent |
January 5 2025 | Gillingham sacks Mark Bonner as manager |
2024 | Oxford United won the play-off final by defeating Bolton Wanderers 2-0. |
December 31 2024 | Plymouth Argyle parts ways with manager Wayne Rooney by mutual consent |
December 25 2024 | West Bromwich Albion manager Carlos Corberán leaves to become Valencia manager |
December 15 2024 | Oxford United sacks manager Des Buckingham |
December 10 2024 | Millwall parts ways with manager Neil Harris by mutual consent. |
December 5 2024 | Northampton Town manager Jon Brady resigns |
November 30 2024 | Justin Kluivert scored a hat-trick of penalties for Bournemouth in the Premier League against Wolves. |
November 7 2024 | Coventry City manager Mark Robins leaves |
October 23 2024 | Burton Albion sacks manager Mark Robinson |
September 22 2024 | Cardiff City sacks manager Erol Bulut |
August 21 2024 | Blackpool sacks manager Neil Critchley |
August 12 2024 | Preston North End manager Ryan Lowe resigns |
June 22 2024 | Régis Le Bris becomes Sunderland's new manager |
June 20 2024 | Newport County sacks manager Graham Coughlan |
June 3 2024 | Derek Adams becomes new manager of Morecambe |
May 31 2024 | Barrow appoints Stephen Clemence as interim manager |
May 31 2024 | Tim Walter appointed as new manager of Hull City |
May 31 2024 | Burton Albion parts ways with manager Martin Paterson by mutual consent |
May 30 2024 | Johannes Hoff Thorup appointed as new manager of Norwich City |
May 29 2024 | Mark Kennedy appointed as new manager of Swindon Town during pre-season |
May 29 2024 | Burnley manager Vincent Kompany leaves to become Bayern Munich manager |
May 25 2024 | Wayne Rooney becomes Plymouth Argyle's manager |
May 24 2024 | Barrow parts ways with manager Pete Wild by mutual consent |
May 23 2024 | Darrell Clarke becomes new manager of Barnsley |
May 21 2024 | Birmingham City manager Tony Mowbray resigns |
May 17 2024 | Norwich City sacks manager David Wagner |
May 13 2024 | Michael Duff becomes new manager of Huddersfield Town |
May 10 2024 | Huddersfield Town parts ways with manager André Breitenreiter by mutual consent |
May 9 2024 | Alex Revell appointed as new manager of Stevenage |
May 7 2024 | Mark Bonner appointed as new manager of Gillingham |
May 7 2024 | Hull City sacks manager Liam Rosenior |
April 30 2024 | Morecambe manager Ged Brannan leaves to become Accrington Stanley assistant manager |
April 29 2024 | Gillingham manager Stephen Clemence departs |
April 22 2024 | Barnsley sacks manager Neill Collins |
April 17 2024 | Stevenage manager Steve Evans leaves to become Rotherham United manager |
April 1 2024 | Plymouth Argyle parts ways with manager Ian Foster |
February 19 2024 | Sunderland sacks manager Michael Beale |
January 15 2024 | Swindon Town parts ways with manager Michael Flynn by mutual consent |
2023 | Moisés Caicedo was transferred from Brighton and Hove Albion to Chelsea for £115 million, setting a record for the highest transfer fee paid by an English football club. |
2023 | Most recent recorded relegation season featuring Milton Keynes Dons, Morecambe, Accrington Stanley, and Forest Green Rovers. |
2023 | Sheffield Wednesday won the play-off final by defeating Barnsley 1-0 after extra time and winning the penalty shootout. |
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