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:
13. (12th) Michael Carrick (Middlesbrough) - 8 months
Middlesbrough were 21st in the Championship when Carrick, 41, replaced Chris Wilder at the Riverside in October. They managed to finish in the play-offs before losing to Coventry in the semi-finals. Photo: Stu Forster
14. (11th) Matt Taylor (Rotherham) - 9 months
Rotherham appointed Taylor, 41, at the end of last year, after Paul Warne left the club to join Derby. The Millers managed to stay in the Championship following promotion from League One the previous season. Photo: Stephen Pond
15. (10th) Tony Mowbray (Sunderland) - 10 months
Mowbray replaced Alex Neil at the Stadium of Light, signing a two-year contract on Wearside. The 59-year-old did a remarkable job to get the Black Cats into the play-offs. Photo: Stu Forster
16. (9th) Alex Neil (Stoke) - 10 months
After leading Sunderland to promotion from League One last year, the 42-year-old Scot left Wearside to join Stoke last August. Photo: Naomi Baker