Peterborough United has appointed Robbie Savage as their new manager following a series of managerial changes across various leagues.

Robbie Savage has been appointed as the new manager of Peterborough United, marking his first role in the English Football League after a stint managing in non-league football.

This managerial change is part of a broader trend as several clubs have made adjustments to their coaching staff recently.

Robbie Savage previously managed Forest Green Rovers and Macclesfield Town, overseeing a total of 120 games in non-league football.

Other recent managerial appointments include Dave Challinor at Sheffield Wednesday and Fabio Celestini at Burnley.

Notable departures include Andy Butler from Scunthorpe United and Henrik Pedersen from Sheffield Wednesday.

In October alone, multiple clubs made moves, including the hiring of Tom Hounsell at Wycombe Wanderers and Michael Duff at Bradford City.

Peterborough's decision to bring in Savage comes after his previous role at Forest Green, where he was released earlier in October.

The shifting landscape of managers in the EFL continues as clubs seek to improve their fortunes ahead of the upcoming fixtures.