Conte to Man Utd, Simeone to Arsenal, Frank to Fulham: Every Premier League club's next manager revealed

Despite at least one full-blooded El Sackico, a load of teams doing really badly and a whole bunch of new managers who don't really appear to be up to it, we still await the first managerial casualty of the new Premier League season. Even Mr Marinakis has been caught napping, letting Oliver Glasner off with a one-win-in-six start that surely should have seen him sacked at least twice by now.

But it does mean we've had a bit more time than might have been expected to fully consider who the next manager in line at each of the 20 Premier League clubs currently is. And the answer is that it's these lads.

Who will be Arsenal's next manager? It really has been a long old time since Arsenal were on the lookout for a new manager.

Arteta is now the longest-serving current manager not just in the Premier League but across the top four divisions of English football. Andhe's well up the list for Europe.

So who could possibly replace him? That's one question, but the other factor we have to consider here is when might that happen.

Because clearly that's going to heavily impact the kind of names. If he sees out the new contract he signed this season he'll emulate his mentor Pep Guardiola do a decade in a single job.

Who knows who might be in contention by then. What is clear is that Arsenal love a dynasty.

In modern management terms, Arteta's near-seven-year reign is already an eternity, and it comes shortly after Arsene Wenger threatened to simply squat in the job for ever and ever. They've now only had three permanent managers in the last 30 years.

Even the doomed-to-failure Emery, drummed out of the club in double-quick time, lasted a year and a half. That'd be considered a good run at certain other clubs; naming no names, but Chelsea and Tottenham are two of them.