Since the Premiership as we know it began in the 1992/93 season, eight managers from Holland have taken charge (with Ten Hag set to be the 9th). Here are their names and the clubs they managed
List of Dutch managers in the Premier League
1.) Ruud Gullit (Chelsea and Newcastle)
2.) Martin Jol (Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham)
3.) Guus Hiddink (Chelsea)
4.) Rene Meulensteen (Fulham)
5.) Louis van Gaal (Manchester United)
6.) Ronald Koeman (Southampton and Everton)
7.) Dick Advocaat (Sunderland)
8.) Frank de Boer (Crystal Palace)
9.) Erik Ten Hag (Manchester United- from 2022/23 season onwards)
From L-R top row (Advocaat, Jol, Gullit, Van Gaal)
From L-R bottom row (Meulensteen, Koeman, De Boer, Hiddink)
With Erik Ten Hag getting the Manchester United job (he has reached an agreement with MUFC as of April 2022), ETH will become the 9th Dutch Premier League manager
With Ronald Koeman’s sacking on October 23, 2017, the Premier League had no Dutch manager for the remainder of the 2017/18 season (and afterwards in 18/19, 19/20 and 20/21) after originally having started that 17/18 season with two- Koeman’s compatriot Frank de Boer was shown the door by Crystal Palace after just 77 days in charge in the 17/18 season, making him the manager with the fewest Premier League games managed before being sacked.
Koeman guided Everton to 7th place in the 2016/17 season and spent 150 million pounds in the 2017 summer window in reinforcements, but the Toffees board lost patience following their 5-2 home loss to Arsenal over the weekend- one that was the Gunners’ first league win on the road this season, and one that saw Everton drop into the relegation zone.