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tottenham hotspur Teams currently at the bottom of the table face serious risk of another disappointing season Premier League Although they have reached the semi-finals English League Cup and is expected to make progress in the following areas european league.
although Angie Postkoglu The Spurs boss has had to deal with an injury crisis over the past few weeks, but he is not blameless for the team’s current form and has been criticized for his unwillingness to compromise on his attacking principles.
In fact, Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher even said that Postkoglu will not stay at the club next season if he doesn’t change his style of play.
With that in mind, let’s take a look at five potential replacements for the controversial Spurs boss:
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Mauricio Pochettino
former tottenham hotspur manager
Whenever the future of the Tottenham Hotspur manager is discussed, Mauricio Pochettino was eventually linked with the job, which is no surprise considering he led the club to the 2019 Champions League final.
Since being sacked by Spurs, Pochettino has continued to impress throughout his coaching career, winning the Ligue 1 title and Coupe de France with PSG and Chelsea finishing sixth last season.
However, the 52-year-old is likely to have severed ties with the fans who once adored him by taking the job at Stamford Bridge, making him an unlikely candidate for the job.
The former Spurs boss, who is also currently the United States manager, will be focused on the 2026 World Cup, so a return to north London wouldn’t make sense for either side.
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Massimiliano Allegri
6 times Serie A champion
It is understood that Massimiliano Allegri Rejected transfer to Tottenham Hotspur In the past, but there have been Received a call recently Bringing in an Italian to replace Postkoglu – there’s some evidence he might be a wise appointment.
The 57-year-old has a proven track record of success in his home country, win six He played for Milan and Juventus and won the Serie A championship, three Italian Cup championships and five Italian Super Cup championships.
Spurs have not lifted a trophy since winning the League Cup in 2008 and are desperate to win any trophy, and Allegri’s history suggests he can bring success to the club.
However, Daniel Levy has been down this road before, appointing so-called natural winners. Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, both of whom failed to reach the heights expected.
Allegri is also known for his defensive-oriented style of football and this will be a significant tactical change in Postkoglu’s attacking focus, meaning players may struggle to adapt in the second half of the season.
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Kieran McKenna
Led Ipswich to promotion
Kieran McKenna’s stock has risen significantly over the past few years, leading Ipswich to promotion from League One to League One two years in a row. Premier Leaguewho could potentially replace Tottenham Hotspur’s Postkoglu.
Back in December, Spanish sources say McKenna is leading candidate Taking over from the Australian, there are plenty of signs that he can excel in north London.
Ipswich have been tipped to be in a relegation battle this season, but if they are to be relegated they won’t go down without a fight as they have achieved impressive results against the likes of Tottenham and Chelsea. Impressive victory.
Given how daunting the task is to keep the Tractor Boys in the Premier League, a narrow relegation would not have an impact on McKenna’s record, but he may be keen on a move to a club while his stock remains high Top clubs.
earned a name for himself As an attacking coach, the 38-year-old may not need much time to implement his philosophy in the N17, and his age means he can achieve long-term success in north London.
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Edin Terzic
Coached last season’s Champions League final
Serdar Adali, one of the candidates for the next Besiktas presidency, recently made an interesting statement in the media, claiming that Edin Terzic ‘Looking forward to sealing deal’ as new Tottenham Hotspur boss.
It remains to be seen whether Addali’s comments are true, but Terzic could be an exciting appointment for Spurs given his achievements at former club Borussia Dortmund.
The 42-year-old, who led Germany to the Champions League final last season before narrowly missing out on Real Madrid, is another young coach who likes to push an attractive brand of football.
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Former Dortmund coach said: “I learned a lot of lessons…I found that sometimes scoring one more goal is not enough. It’s not just about winning, it’s about winning in style. Now I’m thinking about winning with two goals more than the opposition.”
“Like every coach, I want my team to be dominant, lively and play attractive football – to be fun and successful.”
Terzic appears to agree with Postkoglu that as well as delivering results, entertaining fans is crucial and he could be an exciting addition to Spurs considering he is yet to join the club and low-cost appointments.
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Thomas Frank
Continue to impress at Brentford
If the rumors are true, Tottenham are looking for an up-and-coming coach with an exciting brand of football as a potential replacement for Postkoglu, and Thomas Frank ticks both boxes.
Former Tottenham Hotspur CEO Claude Litner recently call The Brentford manager brought him in, describing him as an “ambitious” manager whose record at Brentford speaks for itself.
Frank not only lifted the Bees out of the Championship but turned them into a solid Premier League side with one of the best home records in the league.
Despite losing Ivan Toney, it underlines why the Dane is the second-longest-serving manager in the league, behind Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola.
Guardiola has lavished praise on his colleague in the past, admitting it won’t be long before he is snapped up by one of Europe’s top clubs: “It’s just a matter of time.
“I’m good at a few things and one of them is reading when the head coach does a good job. That’s going to happen.”
With Brentford excelling again this season, Tottenham may have to act quickly to ensure Frank doesn’t end up going elsewhere, but they may keep the current manager in the dugout for a while longer .
David Ornstein insists Postkoglu remains safe for now, but things can change quickly in football and he could find himself in danger if he doesn’t turn around Tottenham’s poor form soon.
