Many footballers have returned to the game after their playing days to put their skills to good use. Some players have retired early due to injuries and other circumstances, and have gone into the world of coaching. Today we will present the 5 youngest managers in Premier League history.

1. Ryan Mason

Ryan Mason is a midfielder who retired early due to a head injury. Ryan Mason was a member of the Tottenham coaching staff and served as assistant manager to former Tottenham managers Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte. Ryan Mason took over as interim manager after Mourinho was sacked. That's why Ryan Mason became a manager at the age of 29.

2. Hozzella

The 31-year-old German coach Hozzella arrived in the Premier League after being brought in by Premier League side Brighton to replace their manager De Zabi. Hozzella also led his former club St. Pauli to promotion. Hozzella is a skilled and competent coach who is beyond his years.

3. Lombardo

The Italian Lombardo, now assistant coach of the Saudi national team, has been a manager since he was 32. He became the youngest manager in Premier League history when he took over as caretaker manager of Crystal Palace in 1988. Lombardo's playing career was more successful than his coaching career.

4. Chris Koeman

Chris Koeman was a Fulham player who suffered a serious leg injury in a car accident in 2001 and retired at a young age. After retiring, Koeman became a member of the Fulham coaching staff. In 2003, Koeman became interim manager of Fulham after the sacking of Gentiger Garner. After a successful season, Koeman was appointed permanent manager. Koeman was only 23 years old when he took over as interim manager.

5. Virgil

In 1988, after poor results at Chelsea, Gullit was sacked and Virgil, then 33, was appointed as player-manager. Vialli won trophies with Chelsea and had one of the most successful managerial careers at the club.

Well, today we are going to present the 5 youngest managers in Premier League history. Thank you to everyone who read this until the end.

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