Tottenham are set for more big changes behind the scenes, with talks planned over the future of Fabio Paratici following Daniel Levy’s shock exit.
Daniel Levy’s time at Tottenham Hotspur saw the former chairman face heavy criticism due to a lack of ambition both in the transfer market and in terms of delivering silverware.
During Levy’s 24-year reign, Tottenham won just two trophies, despite spending well over a billion pounds under his stewardship.
Not every one of the 63-year-olds signing proved to be a success, yet in more recent years, one name stood out at the centre of Tottenham’s recruitment – Fabio Paratici, a man who played a major role in shaping some of the club’s top deals.
Tottenham to hold talks with Fabio Paratici over his role
Fabio Paratici joined Tottenham in 2021, but he has been working as a contracted consultant since resigning from his post as managing director of football after his ban from the sport.
The former Tottenham sporting director’s ban from football has now come to an end, which means he is free to be involved in the game once again on a full-time basis. That sanction expired in July, and it had been widely expected that he would rejoin Tottenham permanently.
Following Daniel Levy’s departure, the possibility of a Paratici return at Spurs was thrown into doubt.
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However, according to a report from Telegraph Sport, talks will now be held over the coming weeks regarding Paratici’s position at the club, with the Italian keen to continue in either a full-time or consultancy capacity.
What Paratici’s return could mean for Spurs
Tottenham supporters hold Fabio Paratici in high regard, with many calling for him to take charge once again of the club’s transfer dealings.
Since his ban, Johan Lange has taken on that responsibility, overseeing a busy transfer window in which Spurs spent more than £150 million on new signings.
It remains to be seen how Paratici’s potential return will affect Lange’s role, particularly as Tottenham embark on a new era both on and off the pitch.