Tottenham Hotspur continue their search for a new manager following Igor Tudor’s departure, and now Sean Dyche’s demands have been revealed.
Igor Tudor’s departure from Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday evening did not come as a surprise, given how his time at Spurs went.
A winless run in the Premier League, alongside a painful defeat at the hands of Tottenham’s relegation rivals – Nottingham Forest – pretty much sealed the Croat’s fate.
Spurs must now appoint another manager, the third this season, as they find themselves in desperate need of avoiding relegation.
Tottenham linked with Sean Dyche as demands emerge
Hiring a relegation specialist with Premier League experience seems like the logical next step for Tottenham, who are in a crisis.
As a result, Sean Dyche has been linked with the Spurs job in recent weeks, with those links only increasing after Dyche was spotted in a pub in London and opened up on whether he had meetings with the Tottenham hierarchy.
BBC Sport have now revealed what Dyche’s demands are if he is to step into the Spurs dugout. It is understood that the former Burnley man would prefer a minimum 18-month contract to replace departed Igor Tudor.
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Spurs will struggle to meet those demands, given that Dyche is not even their preferred target. The Lilywhites would rather he comes in as an interim manager to help keep them in the Premier League.
At the moment, Tottenham’s main target is clearly Roberto De Zerbi, but the Italian is not keen on taking the job at this stage of the season.
It is claimed that Spurs are working hard to convince De Zerbi with a huge relegation clause, but those attempts have been rejected.