Championship clubs are preparing for the 2023/24 season, with all 24 managers and head coaches now in place.
Sunderland boss Tony Mowbray is preparing for his first full campaign in charge on Wearside, after taking over at the Stadium of Light in August last year.
There have been several managerial changes in the second tier since then, with some clubs going through three bosses last term.
We’ve taken a look at the longest-serving managers and head coaches in the Championship:
9. (16th) Neil Warnock (Huddersfield) - 5 months
After Danny Schofield and Mark Fotheringham, Huddersfield turned to Warnock to try and keep them up last season. The 74-year-old managed to beat the drop and then agreed to stay on as manager. Photo: Ashley Allen
10. (14th) Liam Rosenior (Hull) - 8 months
Following a spell in charge of Derby, Rosenior, 39, signed a two-and-a-half-year deal at Hull in November last year. Photo: George Wood
11. (15th) David Wagner (Norwich) - 6 months
Norwich started last season with big promotion aspirations but faded in the second half of the campaign. Wagner, 51, was appointed in January but couldn’t guide The Canaries into the play-offs. Photo: Stephen Pond
12. (13th) Carlos Corberan (West Brom) - 8 months
West Brom sacked Steve Bruce after a dismal start to last season, appointing 40-year-old Corberan in October. Despite an initial bounce, The Baggies were unable to reach the play-offs. Photo: Stu Forster