Guardiola, Arteta and Unai Emery, were nominated for the best Premier coach

Mikel Arteta (Arsenal manager), Pep Guardiola (from Manchester City) and Unai Emery (of Aston Villa) is among the nominees for the Premier League’s best manager this season. Votes from the public will be combined with the votes of a panel of experts to decide who wins the award.

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Pep Guardiola

City of Manchester

While Guardiola, who will play with his City against Inter in the 2022-23 Champions League final after dismissing Real Madrid (4-0) on Wednesday, is close to winning his fifth Premier in six years, after restore the deficit of 8 points to Arsenal.

2

Mikel Arteta

Arsenal

Mikel Arteta has brought competitiveness back to Arsenal, leader for a good part of the Premier League, who are dreaming of their first English championship in 19 years, since 2003-04, although in the last period he has not been able to keep up and the City is near. be a champion

3

Unai Emery

astonville

Unai Emery took charge of an Aston Villa on the brink of relegation on October 24, when he replaced Steven Gerrard (2 wins and just 7 goals scored in the first 11 Premier days) and led him to fight for positions European.

4

Robert De Zerbi

Brighton

Roberto De Zerbi arrived at Brighton to replace Graham Potter and under his command the team had the best season in history, to the point that it reached the last 2 rounds with a mathematical chance of qualifying for the Champions League.

5

Eddie Howe

newcastle

Eddie Howe is the coach who can qualify Newcastle, 3rd in the Premier table, for the first time in 20 years.

6

Mark Silva

fulham

Marco Silva is another top coach in this Premier, not in vain he saved the recently promoted Fulham (directed by the former coach of Everton from 2021), 10th in the table.