New reports have now revealed that Tottenham Hotspur have long been planning for Igor Tudor’s departure, as Roberto De Zerbi talks continue.
The 25/26 season for Tottenham Hotspur has been a rollercoaster ride, as the Europa League winners have struggled to build on their success from last season.
Spurs are on track for back-to-back bottom-half finishes, but this campaign has turned truly dire. Now embroiled in a full-blown relegation scrap, they sit just a single point above the bottom three
Thomas Frank’s first eight months pretty much landed Tottenham in this mess, while Igor Tudor struggled to salvage any part of it.
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Tudor left the club on Sunday after a winless domestic run in the Spurs dugout, with focus now turning to Tottenham securing a replacement.
Several managers have been linked in the past few months, but Spurs are yet to announce their third managerial appointment, with Bruno Saltor currently taking charge of training. It is said that Roberto De Zerbi is now the firm favourite to land the Tottenham job.
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A fresh report from journalist Ben Jacobs has now revealed that Spurs had been planning well in advance for Igor Tudor’s departure.
It is understood that, although no one specific was lined up, Tottenham felt prepared due to the legwork done dating back to before their Champions League exit.
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Spurs were knocked out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid, with the return leg at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium standing as Tudor’s only win in the north London club’s dugout.
That victory might have bought the Croat some time, but that was dashed as he followed the win with a disappointing 3-0 loss against Nottingham Forest.