#tottenham-hotspur

#tottenham-hotspur

Spurs are in limbo after the sacking of first-team head coach Thomas Frank last week. The club have moved quickly to appoint Igor Tudor as interim boss ahead of the North London Derby versus Arsenal this weekend, but there is great uncertainty over the organisation's long-term direction. Tottenham sit precariously close to the Premier League's relegation zone, especially for a club. of their stature and resource.

Tottenham moved level on points with north London rivals Arsenal in the Women's Super League after coming out on top in a 10-goal thriller with Aston Villa on Sunday, earning a stunning 7-3 triumph. With Arsenal's game against Brighton later in the day postponed due to a waterlogged pitch, Martin Ho's side took full advantage with a brilliant attacking display at Villa Park.

According to a report from Calciomercato, Enzo Maresca is in pole position to take over as the new manager of the North London club. The 46-year-old Italian is currently unemployed after being sacked by Chelsea. He has previously shown his pedigree with Chelsea, and there is no doubt that he could be an acquisition for Spurs. Maresca helped Chelsea win two trophies in the last nine months.

Tottenham are confident of making an interim head coach appointment by Monday as they step up their search for Thomas Frank's replacement, sources have told ESPN. Sources say the club have begun interviewing potential candidates and are now clear they want a temporary boss until the summer before deciding on their next steps. USMNT coach and former Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino is prominent in the club's thinking as a permanent appointment and would be a popular choice with supporters,

Spurs are looking for a new manager after sacking Thomas Frank after a turbulent spell at the club. He leaves the north London club struggling at the wrong end of the Premier League table. Spurs are 16th in the league, just five points above West Ham United, who are currently 18th in the league. After winning the Europa League few months ago under former manager Ange Postecoglou, the Premier League side are now struggling to keep up pace with the Premier League elite.

According to reports circulating via a source on X, Spurs have already made contact with representatives linked to the Atletico Madrid boss. The response, however, was cautious: We are looking at all options available to our client in the summer. The approach follows the dismissal of Thomas Frank, whose tenure came to an abrupt end amid a disappointing campaign. Tottenham's slide into an unexpected relegation battle has stunned supporters, particularly given the club's Europa League triumph months ago.

Real Madrid forward Endrick has done quite well since joining Lyon on loan, and Tottenham Hotspur are hoping to sign him at the end of the season. According to a report from Fichajes, they are prepared to spend around 100 million to sign the player. The 19-year-old is a tremendous talent with a bright future, and he has registered five goals and an assist in six appearances for the French outfit so far.

When Tottenham have made managerial changes in the 21st century, they have seemingly been guided by a specific principle. The new man must represent a fresh start and so it would surely help if he were radically different to his predecessor; often the complete counterpoint. It began when Glenn Hoddle came in for George Graham in 2001 and over the ensuing years the club have bounced, for example, from Juande Ramos to Harry Redknapp to Andre Villas-Boas. From Mauricio Pochettino to Jose Mourinho.

Newcastle ran out 2-1 winners over Spurs in midweek, which proved to be the final straw for the Tottenham board who promptly sacked Thomas Frank as first-team boss. The Magpies have been poor travellers this season, recording only their third league win away from home in north London. But, Eddie Howe's men managed to get over the line thanks to goals from summer signings Malick Thiaw and Jacob Ramsey.