Ange Postecoglou's future as Tottenham's manager appears uncertain despite leading the team to a Europa League victory over Manchester United, marking their first trophy win since 2008. The team's poor domestic performance left them facing a potential record low league finish. The outcome of the final match against Brighton may determine if he keeps his job, with Tottenham already considering managerial replacements. Supporters had turned against Postecoglou earlier in the season, yet their recent triumph has revitalized trust and excitement for the club's future in European competition.
Should Tottenham lose on Sunday, 22 league defeats would be unacceptable for a club with Spurs' squad and resources. In usual circumstances, the manager would take the rap.
The euphoria of Wednesday night's Europa League final success over Manchester United won't fade for some time yet, indicating a new direction for Spurs.
Despite a troubling domestic campaign, Postecoglou has succeeded where many predecessors failed, securing the club's first trophy since 2008.
Victory in Bilbao has also qualified Spurs for the Champions League, offering financial and reputational benefits despite the dismal league performance.
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