Igor Tudor told he has FOUR games to avoid Tottenham sack as two interim replacements are eyed

"The Croatian was brought in as a replacement for the sacked Thomas Frank, who had Spurs hurtling towards the dropzone after a dismal run of form across the season. But if Tottenham chiefs were hoping for a new manager bounce, their hopes have been badly misplaced with the club slipping to three successive losses under the 47-year-old."

"To that end, The Telegraph reports that Tudor has been given four games to prove himself and to ensure he does not become the second Tottenham managerial casualty of the season. Next up, Spurs face Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last 16, before a vital Premier League trip to Liverpool."

"And if positive results and improved performances are not witnessed in all four of those games, then Tudor will likely be relieved of his duties with a three-week break between games after that, owing to the March international break and the club's failure to advance in the FA Cup."

Tottenham Hotspur management has decided to retain Igor Tudor as manager despite poor recent form, but the Croatian faces significant pressure with only four matches to prove his worth. The club sits just one point above the relegation zone following three successive defeats and an 11-game Premier League winless streak dating back to December 28. Tudor was appointed to replace Thomas Frank but has failed to deliver the expected managerial bounce. The critical four-game period includes Champions League matches against Atletico Madrid and a Premier League trip to Liverpool, culminating in a relegation battle against Nottingham Forest. Failure to achieve positive results in these matches will likely result in Tudor's dismissal, with club officials already identifying potential replacement candidates.

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