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Tener los días contados

To have one's days numbered

Idioms & Sayings
Notes & Usage:

Describes a situation, person, or thing that is close to ending or being replaced. Identical in meaning to the English idiom.

See It in Context

Con esos resultados, el entrenador tiene los días contados.

With those results, the coach has his days numbered.

Ese modelo de negocio tiene los días contados.

That business model has its days numbered.

—¿Crees que seguirá en el cargo? —Tiene los días contados.

—Do you think she'll stay in the role? —Her days are numbered.

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