Tottenham have reportedly already made a decision on Igor Tudor following the club's crushing defeat to relegation rivals Nottingham Forest.
Spurs suffered a bruising 3-0 home defeat to Forest on Sunday, increasing their relegation fears this season.
Goals from Igor Jesus, Morgan Gibbs-White and Taiwo Awoniyi condemned Tudor to his fifth defeat since he took charge of the club in February.
Spurs occupy 17th place in the Premier League table, just one point above West Ham United, who sit in one of the relegation spots, having lost 2-0 to Aston Villa on Sunday.
Heading into their crunch clash at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it was viewed as a must-win fixture given Forest are also in the thick of the relegation battle.
According to Football Insider, Tudor's future depended on Spurs' result against Forest, calling it 'make or break', suggesting he now faces the sack after his latest defeat.
The Croatian has only managed one win since replacing Thomas Frank and that result came in the Champions League when they defeated Atletico Madrid 3-2 in the second leg of their last-16 tie, which they lost 7-5 on aggregate.
He's picked up just one league point - a draw at Liverpool.
Tudor didn't conduct post-match media duties following Spurs' defeat to Forest because he was informed of an immediate family bereavement, according to Alasdair Gold.
Who could replace Igor Tudor?
If Spurs decide to part ways with Tudor, then the club plan to hire a manager who has experience dealing with relegation battles in England's top flight, per the report.
A move for Sean Dyche, who has a track record in handling difficult situations, had been mooted but he is thought to be unwilling to take the role.
Former Spurs managers Glenn Hoddle and Harry Redknapp have also been linked with returning to the club.
Speaking at the Cheltenham Festival last weekend, Redknapp said 'they know where I am' regarding a return to management.
"They know where I am if they need me," he said.
"They need somebody to go in there and give them a lift and make them believe in themselves.
"They're bang in trouble, I must be truthful. It's going to be tight at the bottom, isn't it?"