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:
21. (4th) Ryan Lowe (Preston) - 1 year and 7 months
After guiding Plymouth to promotion from League Two, Lowe was appointed Preston’s manager in 2021. The 44-year-old led North End to a 12th-place finish in his first full season at Deepdale. Photo: Gareth Copley
22. (3rd) Nigel Pearson (Bristol City) - 2 years and 5 months
Pearson, 59, took charge at Ashton Gate in April 2021. The Robins have finished 17th and 14th in his two full seasons in charge. Photo: Naomi Baker
23. (2nd) Gary Rowett (Millwall) - 3 years and 8 months
In Rowett’s three full seasons at Millwall the club have regularly competed for a play-off place under the 49-year-old. They missed out on a top-six place on the final day of the season last term. Photo: Jacques Feeney
24. (1st) Mark Robins (Coventry) - 6 years and 4 months
Robins, 53, took charge of Coventry in 2017 when they were bottom of League One. After winning promotion to the Championship in 2020, The Sky Blues almost reached the Premier League last season as they were beaten by Luton in the play-off final. Photo: Catherine Ivill