Some clubs are onto their third manager as they aim to reach the play-offs or avoid relegation.
The latest change saw Watford sack Slaven Bilic and replace him with Chris Wilder within minutes of the former’s departure.
Now that over half the division has made a change in the dugout this season, we’ve taken a look at how long each Championship boss has been in charge.
Here are the results:
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Sunderland head coach Tony Mowbray. Picture by FRANK REID Photo: Frank Reid
. (24th) Chris Wilder (Watford) - 2 days
Wilder, 55, has been appointed until the end of the season after The Hornets sacked this week. Photo: Pete Norton
. (23rd) Gareth Ainsworth (QPR) - 16 days
After starting the season as play-off contenders, QPR sacked head coach Neil Critchley who won just one of his 12 games in charge. Former player Ainsworth, 49, has taken charge at The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium. Photo: Ashley Allen
. (22nd) Neil Warnock (Huddersfield) - 1 month
After Danny Schofield and Mark Fotheringham, Huddersfield have turned to 74-year-old Warnock to try and keep them up. Photo: Ashley Allen
. (21st) Shaun Maloney (Wigan) - 1 month
Wigan are also onto their third manager this season after Maloney, 40, replaced Kolo Toure earlier this year. Photo: Matt McNulty
. (20th) Sabri Lamouchi (Cardiff) - 1 month
Cardiff were without a win for 11 games when they appointed Lamouchi , 51, at the end of January. The Frenchman has now won three of his seven games in charge to put The Bluebirds six points clear of the relegation zone. Photo: Eddie Keogh
. (19th) Mick McCarthy (Blackpool) - 1 month
After sacking Michael Appleton in January, Blackpool have turned to 64-year-old McCarthy to try and keep the club in the Championship. Photo: Bryn Lennon
. (18th) David Wagner (Norwich) - 2 months
Norwich started the season with big promotion aspirations and opted for a change in the dugout earlier this year. Wagner, 51, has helped the club climb back into the play-off places following his appointment in January. Photo: Stephen Pond
. (16th) Liam Rosenior (Hull) - 4 months
Following a spell in charge of Derby, Rosenior, 38, signed a two-and-a-half-year deal at Hull at the start of November. Photo: George Wood
1. (24th) Daniel Farke (Leeds) - 16 days
Following their relegation from the Premier League, Leeds have turned to former Norwich boss Farke, 46, who won promotion from the Championship twice with The Canaries. Photo: Neil Baynes
2. (23rd) Xisco Munoz (Sheffield Wednesday) - 16 days
After the surprise departure of Darren Moore following Wednesday’s promotion from League One, The Owls appointed former Watford boss Munoz. The 42-year-old won promotion from the second tier with The Hornets in 2021. Photo: Stephen Pond
3. (22nd) Enzo Maresca (Leicester) - 19 days
Maresca, 43, has previously coached Manchester City’s youth team and was a first-team coach at the Etihad Stadium last season. He has also managed Italian side Parma. Photo: David Rogers
4. (21st) Valerien Ismael (Watford) - 19 days
Watford went through three head coaches last season and have now appointed former Barnsley and West Brom boss Ismael. The 47-year-old left Turkish club Besiktas at the end of last season. Photo: Bryn Lennon