Tottenham captain Heung-min Son has now delivered a clear verdict on the future of Ange Postecoglou in North London after Europa League success.
The future of Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou is set to be a major talking point in the next few months following his recent success with Spurs, ending their 17-year-long wait for a major honour.
On Wednesday, 21 May, Postecoglou delivered on his second-season trophy claims by continuing a constant theme of his career, winning things in his second spell in charge of clubs, after he beat Manchester United 1-0 in the Europa League final.
The Tottenham boss has always spoken frankly about his future each time he is asked, stating that he would always continue to win things wherever he goes.
Heung-min Son backs Ange Postecoglou to stay after Tottenham trophy win
With a trophy now in the bag with Spurs, Tottenham Hotspur now have a major decision to make regarding the future of Ange Postecoglou.
Several reports in recent weeks have constantly stated that Postecoglou’s fate at Tottenham was sealed and that the Spurs boss was expected to leave N17 even if he won the Europa League.
Tottenham captain Heung-min Son has now weighed in on the future of the current gaffer, sending a strong message about “the facts” regarding Tottenham’s managerial situation.
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According to Son, Postecoglou has won a trophy, something that nobody else has managed to do, and those are the facts.
He told football.london: “He won the trophy. Nobody did it, so …. look, it is not up to me or the players, but we just have to look at the facts, at the fact that we have not won in 17 years, today is the day we finally won it. It is the manager who wins the trophy. So we see what is going to happen.”
Spurs to decide on the future of Ange Postecoglou soon
Tottenham Hotspur still have a Premier League game to come on Sunday against Brighton at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Indeed, it is Postecoglou’s Premier League form that has put his future in major doubt, with the manager sitting in 17th place on the Premier League table, losing more games in a single season than any other Tottenham manager in history.