As we are awaiting the resumption of the season, I want to bring to your attention, the top 7 managers that could lose their job in the coming season;

José Mourinho

The special one as he is fondly called; 57 years old Jose Mourinho is a football manager, widely regarded as one of the best coaches in the game. He has led numerous top European teams to domestic and European honours. He is also renowned for his savagery and self-confident style. He is always at war with the media.
However, in recent years his impressive track record has come under greater scrutiny after unsatisfactory spells at Chelsea and Manchester United. He has developed a reputation as a "three-year manager".
He announced himself to the world after defeating Manchester United to clinch the UEFA Champions League title with FC Porto.
He went on to coach Chelsea Twice with the league in his pocket. José led Inter Milan to win the treble in 2010. He coached Real Madrid, winning the Spanish Laliga with the Galacticos. He led Manchester United to the UEFA Europa League victory before getting axed after series of bad results.
He is currently the manager of Tottenham Hotspur, who clearly sacked their previous manager because of lack of trophies. Mourinho finished his first season in sixth position, just two goals clear of wolves tied with the same points.

Ole Gunnar Solskjær

Ole Gunnar Solskjær is a Norwegian-born football coach and former player. He is one of the most popular and successful football players in the history of ‘Manchester United. Popularly known as the super sub or the baby faced assassin, the 47 years old manager was appointed by Manchester United, first as a care taker before he was signed permanently in 2019.
Solskjaer landed his first managerial role in the Premier League in January 2014 when he was announced as manager of Cardiff City, who were lying one point above the relegation zone. The Bluebirds were relegated after finishing 20th in the Premier League.
In December 2018, he was confirmed as caretaker manager of Man Utd for the remainder of the season.
Following 10 wins out of 13 in the Premier League and a comeback victory against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League the Norwegian was rewarded with a three-year deal.
In his first full season in charge Solskjaer guided Man Utd to a third-placed finish, securing UEFA Champions League qualification for the 2020/21 campaign.

Ronald Koeman

Ronald Koeman; a former dutch international who played as either a midfielder or defender; has managed two clubs in the Premier League, Southampton and Everton.
His first term at St Mary’s Stadium ended in success with Southampton finishing seventh, resulting in a place for the qualification stages of the 2015/16 UEFA Europa League.
In the following campaign, Koeman guided the Saints to sixth place - their highest finish and points total in Premier League history.
The Dutchman departed Southampton shortly after 2015/16 campaign ended to become Roberto Martinez's successor at Everton for the 2016/17 season.
Koeman led the Toffees to a 7th place finish and Europa League qualification in his first season in charge, but a difficult start to the 2017/18 campaign led to the two departing company in October 2017.
He was recently appointed as the manager of FC Barcelona, he was a former player for the Blaugrana scoring the winning goal against Sampdoria to win Barcelona's first ever European cup.

David Moyes

David Williams Moyes is a Scottish Former football player and a Coach. He has a record of being at the helm of 500 premier League matches without a single silverware.
After Being the Head coach of Preston North End and Everton, He was appointed as manager of Man Utd prior to the 2013/14 campaign, but was relieved of his duties in April of that season.
Moyes travelled abroad to manage Real Sociedad just for a year, he returned to England and was in charge of Sunderland; succeeding Sam Alladyce. He joined Westham United in 2017/2018 season, he took over the Hammers with the club in the bottom three, but guided them to 13th place by the end of the 2017/18 season. He was axed later in May of the same season.
David Moyes is a manager whose only achievement was finishing Fourth ahead of Liverpool. He is currently enjoying his second spell in charge of West Ham United, having been named first-team manager in December 2019.

Frank Lampard

Frank Lampard was appointed Chelsea’s head coach on 4 July 2019, returning to the club where he had a hugely successful 13-year playing career.
Lampard began studying for his UEFA A Licence with help from Chelsea, who allowed him to assist with academy coaching sessions.
He was given his first managerial position in May 2018, taking the reins at Championship side Derby County, whom he led to the playoff final in his only season with the club.
Just over a month after that showdown with Aston Villa at Wembley, he returned to Chelsea as head coach, replacing Maurizio Sarri.
In his first season in charge Lampard guided the Blues to a fourth-placed finish, ensuring another UEFA Champions League campaign and his own nomination for the 2019/20 Barclays Manager of the Season award.

Brendan Rodgers

Brendan Rodgers is the current manager of Leicester City, his third Premier League club.
The 47 years old was announced as Swansea Head Coach in 2010 and he guided the Welsh club to the Premier League in his first season after beating Reading in the Championship playoff final.
After keeping Swansea up in 2011/12 with stylish football and defeating top teams such as Arsenal, Rodgers replaced Kenny Dalglish as manager of Liverpool.
A seventh place in 2012/13 was followed up by a close battle with Manchester City for the 2013/14 Premier League title. Liverpool would ultimately finish second, but Rodgers claimed the LMA Manager of the Year award.
Liverpool ended the next campaign in sixth and Rodgers departed Anfield during the 2015/16 season with the club in 10th.
He was appointed as the Current Leicester City Manager in 2019, he finished in 5th position, two point short behind Chelsea.

Andrea Pirlo

Andrea Pirlo was born on the 19th of May 1979, is an Italian professional football manager and former player who is the head coach of Juventus. Widely considered to be one of the greatest deep-lying playmakers of all time, Pirlo was famous for his vision, ball control, technique, creativity, passing, and free-kick ability.
In August 2019, Pirlo enrolled for his coaching badges. He was appointed head coach of the reserve team of his former club Juventus. Nine days later after his appointment, following the sacking of Maurizio Sarri, Pirlo was appointed head coach of the first team, signing a two-year contract.
Do you consider him a masterstroke or a huge gamble?
Which of these Managers will be the first to face the "sack"?
Please click here to support my hustle.

https://www.operanewsapp.com/ng/en/share/detail?news_id=9a4f814dd5d0460b5c13ecf84f902f6b&news_entry_id=s50e46d55200902en_ng&open_type=tanscoded&request_id=news_2d50126f-24e2-47af-a46f-2efe20ff3488&from=news

lolz...wish all of them well and success bt if i must pick one, I'll say its pirlo bcoz he lacks experience and he may make it seems winning seria a isnt easy with juve as ww think..

Its only Koeman that his job will be very difficult cos this current Barca squad have lost the motivation and vibes of teamwork which if they don't get back as soon as possible before the new season starts then that coach is on a long thing.

Lamasta:
Its only Koeman that his job will be very difficult cos this current Barca squad have lost the motivation and vibes of teamwork which if they don't get back as soon as possible before the new season starts then that coach is on a long thing.

And I think Koeman himself doesn't know what's up. Baba thinks Barca is Everton

Yourpadi:

And I think Koeman himself doesn't know what's up. Baba thinks Barca is Everton

You never can tell sha He might prove us wrong but until then his on a long thing.