Tottenham Make Igor Tudor Sack Decision With 45-Year-Old Keen to Replace Him
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Tottenham Make Igor Tudor Sack Decision With 45-Year-Old Keen to Replace Him
"Some rumours had suggested that the 47-year-old's job was under threat following defeat to Crystal Palace on Thursday night, but Tudor is set to undertake media duties and be in the dugout for the Champions League game against Atletico Madrid. Spurs are reluctant to sack a manager for the second time this season despite Tudor being under instant pressure following three straight losses and with Spurs only one point above the relegation zone."
"Spurs are hoping Tudor can see out the season, and are ramping up efforts to find a new sporting director who can play a role in finding the permanent successor to Thomas Frank. Former Crystal Palace sporting director Dougie Freedman is a candidate for the role, as GMS revealed earlier this week. Freedman is now at Saudi side Al-Diriyah, who are aware of Spurs' interest and will fight to try and keep him."
"Although Spurs have no immediate plans to sack Tudor, former Tottenham striker Robbie Keane is believed to be keen on the job even on a short-term basis should another change be made. Keane is currently in charge of Hungarian champion Ferencvaros, where he is looking to secure back-to-back league titles. Former Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino remains a leading contender for the permanent vacancy but he is not available until after the 2026 World Cup."
Igor Tudor will continue as Tottenham Hotspur manager despite recent speculation about his position following a defeat to Crystal Palace. The club is reluctant to make another managerial change this season, though Spurs sit precariously near the relegation zone after three consecutive losses. Simultaneously, Tottenham is intensifying efforts to recruit a new sporting director who will help identify a permanent successor. Candidates include Dougie Freedman from Al-Diriyah, Chelsea's Paul Winstanley, and Bournemouth's Tiago Pinto. Robbie Keane has expressed interest in the role on a temporary basis if needed. Long-term options include Mauricio Pochettino, unavailable until after the 2026 World Cup, and recently available managers Roberto De Zerbi and Marco Silva.
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