Top 5: Premier League managers to be out of a job next season

David Moyes

Despite being told by the board that he will be kept on as Sunderland manager, even if they are relegated, David Moyes’ future at the Stadium of Light must surely be in some doubt.

The former Manchester United manager’s time in charge of The Black Cats hasn’t quite gone as he expected with Sunderland rock-bottom of the Premier League, ten points from safety and all but relegated already.

Switching managers and Premier League survival has almost become a habit for the Tyneside outfit in recent years and this all started when Martin O’Neill departed back in 2013.

The replacement boss Paolo Di Canio kept them up and after then, Gus Poyet, Dick Advocaat and Sam Allardyce have all achieved the same feat and have led the great escape.

However, with only eight games remaining, it would now be almost a miracle if Moyes manages to achieve the impossible and regardless of the remarkable vote of confidence that he has been given, the Scot should definitely be concerned about what his future holds.