Premier League managers who could be sacked during the international break

Premier League managers who could be sacked during the international break Club football is taking a hiatus for a two-week international break. Premier League teams will not return to action until November 21st. Many top-flight managers may use this period to rest and relax, while others could be left fearing for their jobs. Below we look at a few names who could be sacked during the international break. Michael Carrick Michael Carrick was on the brink of being sacked after Manchester United slumped to a 3-0 home defeat to Bournemouth last month. But after discussions between the club’s decision makers, they opted to give Carrick time to turn things around. United have since lost to Chelsea, won against Roma and played out a thrilling draw with Aston Villa. A crisis meeting is reportedly now planned to discuss Carrick’s future, and it is likely he will not survive for the next Liverpool match after the international break. Pierre Sage Pierre Sage’s days are numbered after Crystal Palace suffered their seventh league defeat against Liverpool on Sunday. The Eagles are bottom of the standings , having collected just seven points from 10 matches. They have the worst defensive record in the division with 24 goals conceded. Thomas Frank, who is available after being sacked by Tottenham Hotspur in February, has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Sage in the dugout. Regis Le Bris Sunderland defied expectations last season with a seventh-place league finish. But things have not gone to plan this term, as they have picked up just eight points from 10 games. It looked Regis Le Bris would be the latest managerial casualty after the Black Cats’ seven-game winless run. However, the French boss looked to have earned himself some time by leading his team to a big victory over Chelsea last weekend. Oliver Glasner Oliver Glasner admitted he could be sacked if results do not improve after Nottingham Forest’s 2-0 defeat at Brentford last month. But the Tricky Trees then secured a huge 3-1 victory against Manchester City last Saturday, courtesy of a brace from Liam Delap and a sixth-minute strike from Jair Cunha. This should be enough to keep him in the job beyond the international break. Although Forest are still just a point above the drop zone after winning just two of their 10 top-flight games.