It's official: Mikel Arteta is now in the top 10 Premier League managers of all-time. You can't argue with the numbers.
10) Mikel Arteta : 1.8 pts per game
This really is quite the company Mikel Arteta is keeping, 104 games into his management career at Arsenal. The Gunners lead the Premier League and now find themselves second favourites for the title. The truth is that they have9) Carlo Ancelotti : 1.84 pts per game The Italian has managed in all five major European leagues and his Premier League record is comfortably the lowest of the lot, which is something that can be laid very much at the feet of Everton. It still feels like a fever dream that he managed Everton.Good but ultimately not good enough for Chelsea, who sacked him in September 2022 with the Blues in sixth place. Was it harsh? Very much so. Do Chelsea look better for sacking him? Also very much so.
first time round at Chelsea. He would be wise to resist a return that would taint his legacy further.He won Manchester City’s first Premier League title. What more do you want? Well, lots more apparently; he was sacked a year after he won that title having apparently failed to hit certain targets. It now feels ludicrous that City would ever go a whole year without winning silverware but 2013 was a different time.
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