Scott Parker is managing his third different Premier League team, having taken charge of Fulham and AFC Bournemouth prior to his most recent club, Burnley.

Parker enjoyed a successful playing career with six Premier League clubs before going into coaching.

He made his professional debut in 1997 and went on to make 368 PL appearances for Charlton Athletic, Chelsea, Newcastle United, West Ham United, Tottenham Hotspur and Fulham over 15 top-flight seasons.

Parker won the Football Writers' Player of the Year award while at West Ham in 2010/11, just before joining Spurs, and was voted England's Player of the Year by fans in February 2012.

He finished his career in 2017 at Craven Cottage, taking up a coaching role with Spurs’ Under-18s, before returning to Fulham to join Slavisa Jokanovic’s first-team staff.

When Jokanovic was replaced by Claudio Ranieri in November 2018, Parker was reunited with the man who signed him for Chelsea in 2003.

And when Ranieri departed in February 2019, Parker was installed as caretaker manager.

Parker was unable to prevent the Cottagers from being relegated from the Premier League, but he was named the permanent head coach in May 2019.

He guided Fulham back to the top flight at the first attempt and oversaw a victory over champions Liverpool at Anfield in March 2021, but his team eventually finished 18th.

Parker left Fulham to take charge of Championship side AFC Bournemouth.

He led them back to the Premier League at his first attempt but oversaw less than a month of the 2022/23 top-flight campaign.

After three defeats from the opening four matches, culminating in a 9-0 loss to Liverpool, he left the Cherries at the end of August 2022.

He had a brief spell at Club Brugge, joining the Belgian champions in December 2022 but departing the following March after a last 16 UEFA Champions League second-leg defeat to Benfica.

Parker returned to management on 5 July 2024 when he was appointed head coach at Burnley. He enjoyed a dream debut season, guiding the Clarets to an immediate Premier League return with 100 points, only missing out of the the title to Leeds on goal difference.

He was named Championship Manager of the Month for April 2025 after his side won 16 points from six matches, including a 2-1 victory over promotion rivals Sheffield United.