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It has been revealed who will be taking charge of Tottenham training at Hotspur Way after Igor Tudor’s departure, as Spurs search for yet another new manager.

Spurs confirmed today that Tudor will depart the club after just seven matches at the helm, out of which he lost five and won just one.

In truth, the outcome seemed inevitable since Tottenham’s bruising 3-0 loss at home last Sunday against their relegation rivals, Nottingham Forest.

The international break was seen internally at Spurs as the perfect time to make a managerial change, and having pulled the plug on Tudor, the club’s hierarchy will now decide whose hands they will lay the club’s fate in.

Bruno Saltor is overseeing training at Spurs

Tottenham added Bruno Saltor to Tudor’s coaching staff after the Croat’s arrival last month, with the Spaniard arriving at Spurs after having served as Graham Potter’s assistant at both West Ham and Chelsea.

Alasdair Gold has now revealed that Saltor has not followed Tudor out of the door. Instead, the 45-year-old has remained at Tottenham and will lead training temporarily for the small group of players currently at Hotspur Way.

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Which manager will Tottenham now turn to?

According to reports, Sean Dyche has emerged as an option for Tottenham, given the Englishman’s vast experience of guiding clubs through relegation battles.

Meanwhile, some sources continue to suggest that Roberto De Zerbi is Tottenham’s preferred candidate to take over the reins from Tudor.

Alasdair Gold has revealed when Tottenham Hotspur are going to announce their next manager after parting ways with Igor Tudor.

Tudor signed a five-month contract with Spurs after replacing Thomas Frank at the helm last month, but the Croat only ended up lasting five Premier League games.

Spurs managed to pick up just a point across those five matches, leaving the Lilywhites just a point above 18th-placed West Ham with seven league games remaining.

The North Londoners are now all set to have another throw of the dice again in an attempt to secure their Premier League status.

When Tottenham will announce Igor Tudor’s replacement

Tottenham confirmed this afternoon that Tudor had departed the club, with the announcement having felt inevitable ever since the club’s 3-0 loss to Nottingham Forest.

The international break now affords the club some time to bring the right placement through the door, and Alasdair Gold has now revealed that a new appointment is not far off.

The journalist claims that Tottenham hope to have a new head coach in place within the next couple of days, by the time the players start returning from international duty.

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The club want the newcomer to have 10 days to work together with the players before the Lilywhites travel to the Stadium of Light on April 12.

Spurs leadership will be scrutinised after failed Tudor experiment

Tudor’s appointment was questioned by many last month, and the critics of the decision have been proven right, with the 47-year-old failing to galvanise the squad.

Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange’s decision-making will be under serious scrutiny, and all eyes will be on who they next, with the club’s long-term future now on the line.

The pair are about to make what is arguably the most consequential decision in Tottenham’s recent history as the club try to avoid being relegated for the first time in nearly half a century.

Tottenham Hotspur supporters have wasted little time reacting to the departure of interim manager Igor Tudor, who spent just over a month as Spurs boss.

After weeks of speculation, it has finally been confirmed by Tottenham Hotspur that Igor Tudor has departed the club.

It is understood to be a mutual parting of ways, with the Croat having struggled to get Spurs out of the relegation scrap they were in when he took charge a little over a month ago.

A run of one draw in five Premier League games is among the poorest returns by any manager in modern history, making this a decision difficult to argue against from either side.

Tottenham fans react to Igor Tudor decision after exit confirmed

With a decision now reached, fans of the Lilywhites have taken to social media to express their feelings on Igor Tudor‘s departure.

Many Tottenham fans have long clamoured for a decision to be made by the higher-ups regarding the man in the dugout, with the likes of Teddy Sheringham even calling out the decision-makers at the club for their slow reaction.

Taking to the social media platform X, many fans were quick to send in their thoughts on the latest decision by the club.

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One fan said: “I personally think it makes no difference unless we get De Zerbi or a proper manager – if anything, it could get worse under a Dyche,” while another added: “Meh – hard to have hope when all the same people responsible for this whole disaster are continuing to make the next desperate decision….”

Elsewhere, one supporter feared the worst: “Where do we go from here… who on earth is gonna wanna take the job now, we are so fucked,” while another did not hold back: “Stupid appointment in the first place—achieved nothing.”

Meanwhile, one more called for a change in approach: “It was coming and it’s for the best. We need someone with Premier League experience and/or is fully COYS.”

Spurs face crucial next step after Igor Tudor exit

Spurs now have a really big decision to make as they go in search of a new manager – their third of the season – for the final seven games of the campaign.

The club has been linked with several options in the last week, including Roberto De Zerbi, Adi Hutter, Chris Hughton and Sean Dyche.

It clearly is a good mix of managers with Premier League experience, given De Zerbi, Hughton and Dyche are linked.

However, at this point it is unclear who the club’s next appointment will be. We already know that De Zerbi will prefer to assess his options in the summer, while Dyche recently spoke about being linked with Tottenham later this week.

This next appointment is big for Spurs, who risk getting relegated should they get it all wrong.

Tottenham Hotspur’s turbulent season has taken another dramatic turn, with the club forced into a fresh decision on the touchline after a difficult spell.

We are heading into the run-in of the Premier League season, and Tottenham Hotspur are currently embroiled in a full-on relegation scrap.

Spurs find themselves in 17th and a single point clear of 18th-place West Ham United.

Thomas Frank had an abysmal first eight months as Tottenham manager, as he struggled to get Spurs into the top half of the league table.

Frank has since been sacked, leaving Spurs battling at the wrong end of the table, with his replacement, Igor Tudor, coming in about a month ago.

Tottenham part ways with Igor Tudor

Tottenham will have hoped that Tudor’s appointment would see results turn around, but thus far that has not been the case.

The Croat remains winless in the Premier League, losing four of his five league matches in the English top flight.

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He leaves with Tottenham in 17th place following their latest 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest in what was a relegation six-pointer.

Following that result, Tottenham have now confirmed that Igor Tudor has been relieved of his managerial duties at Hotspur Way.

The Croat spent less than 50 days in the dugout, which is among the shortest spells in the club’s history, with Steve Perryman, David Pleat and Tim Sherwood spending fewer days.

Spurs consider interim options after Igor Tudor exit

With Tudor now gone, Spurs’ focus will turn to making yet another managerial appointment this season – their third.

The Lilywhites will not be short of options as they look for their next manager. Spurs could either go down the interim route or appoint a permanent manager.

It is unlikely the latter will be the case, given the situation Tottenham find themselves in. Should Spurs opt for an interim role, they could call on several ex-players who have put their names forward for the Tottenham job.

Harry Redknapp has already shown interest in the Spurs managerial role, alongside Tim Sherwood, who has stated he is open to taking the Spurs role on an interim basis.

Tottenham’s future remains uncertain on the pitch, yet attention has already shifted to next season, with a bold new away kit design having already been leaked.

Tottenham Hotspur are unsure where they will be playing their football next season amid struggles in the English top flight.

Spurs could yet be a Championship side, as they are far from safety, with just one point separating them from the bottom three.

Still, preparations for the 2026-27 season have already begun to gather pace, with leaks of the away kit now emerging.

Tottenham 2026-27 away kit leak reveals bold new design

According to Footy Headlines, the 2026-27 Spurs away kit is expected to be far removed from the simple, minimalist all-black kit the Lilywhites have used this term – one fans really love.

Instead, the away kit for the next campaign is expected to feature a bold and somewhat chaotic pattern on the front.

The leaks suggest the away strip features a vibrant design, with diagonal, jagged lines in neon pink, purple and orange over an Obsidian (navy blue) base.

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Spurs kit details suggest bold Nike design approach

With the kit expected to feature multiple patterns, Nike are said to have opted for a more creative approach to how the logos and numbers are presented.

It is rumoured that, to ensure everything remains legible amid the bold pattern, all logos – including the Swoosh, the Spurs crest and the AIA sponsor – are rendered in crisp, contrasting white.

The colour choices should be welcomed by fans who often dread the bold red AIA sponsor colour at the front of the home kits.

The back of the away jersey is slightly toned down to comply with visibility regulations, with the upper back left solid Obsidian to accommodate player names and numbers.

Meanwhile, the vibrant diagonal graphic will return on the lower back panel. The Nike Spurs 2026-27 away jersey will be available from summer 2026.

Mathys Tel has apparently made his feelings clear on a potential move away from Tottenham this summer, with the youngster focused on helping Spurs through a difficult period.

Tottenham Hotspur’s 2025/26 season shows no signs of improvement, with the club sitting just one point above the relegation zone and seven Premier League games remaining.

Tottenham’s struggles this season can be put down to a number of factors. The manager, the club’s hierarchy, recruitment and injuries have all been questioned, but the players must also take responsibility for failing to step up when it has mattered most.

The most recent example came in the damaging 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest, a result that only deepened concerns around Tottenham’s survival hopes.

While much of the squad has struggled for consistency and leadership, a few individuals have continued to stand out. Archie Gray and Mathys Tel are among those who can hold their heads high.

Both youngsters have delivered consistent performances, with Tel in particular fighting for his place after struggling for minutes under Thomas Frank earlier in the season.

A disagreement over his role limited his game time, which led to interest from multiple clubs during the winter window, although no move materialised.

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Mathys Tel makes feelings clear on Tottenham future

Mathys Tel’s future had been a talking point earlier in the season, with his agent suggesting that a move away could be beneficial in order to secure regular playing time ahead of the World Cup.

However, since Igor Tudor’s arrival, the French Under-21 international has been given more opportunities, which appears to have shifted his immediate focus.

Despite expected loan interest from clubs in France, journalist Ben Jacobs has now provided an encouraging update on the player’s stance.

Jacobs reports that Tel is not actively exploring a move away from Tottenham this summer, despite links with a return to Germany.

Instead, the attacker is said to be fully focused on helping Spurs in their fight for survival before making any decision on his future at the end of the season.

It is also understood that Tel feels a strong sense of responsibility toward the club’s current situation, regardless of whether he ultimately stays in North London beyond the summer.

Should Mathys Tel start on the left for Tottenham next season?

Despite Tel’s current stance, it remains unclear what the situation will look like in the summer transfer window.

Tottenham are expected to explore options for a more established left winger, which could limit Tel’s role even if he remains at the club.

There is also internal competition to consider. Wilson Odobert will return at some point next season from a long-term injury, while Xavi Simons offers another option on the left, particularly with James Maddison and Dejan Kulusevski capable of operating centrally.

That said, Spurs supporters will appreciate Tel’s commitment to the club during a difficult period.

Tottenham Hotspur are now reported to be monitoring a 52-year-old manager who had an impressive Champions League campaign this season.

For a club appearing in the new format of the Champions League for the first time, Tottenham Hotspur did put in a decent show.

Spurs finished in the top eight of the league phase and made it to the last 16, although their run was brought to an end in that round by Atletico Madrid, who beat them 7-5 on aggregate.

The Lilywhites, however, were not the only team to impress, with Galatasaray, Bodo Glimt and Sporting among the sides to also put on a good show in this season’s edition of the Champions League.

A fresh report from Tuttomercatoweb now claims that Galatasaray boss Okan Buruk is on the radar of Tottenham Hotspur.

The Turkish tactician showed what he is about in the Champions League this term, securing victories over the likes of Liverpool and Juventus.

His side did not secure an automatic qualification spot in the league phase, but they impressed against the Old Lady in the knockout play-off round before Liverpool overturned a one-goal deficit in the last 16 at Anfield to knock Buruk’s side out.

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Spurs are now said to be looking at him, amid claims that Igor Tudor’s time in the Tottenham dugout is far from guaranteed.

Okan Buruk contract situation attracts Spurs and Lazio

Okan Buruk’s current contract with Galatasaray is expected to end on June 30 ahead of the summer window, which means he will be out of a job before the start of the 2026-27 campaign.

That makes him an intriguing prospect, but Tottenham are not the only ones said to be interested in the 52-year-old.

Lazio are also showing interest in Buruk amid growing tension between Maurizio Sarri and president Claudio Lotito.

In his four-year spell with Galatasaray, the Turkish manager won six trophies, including four Turkish Super Lig titles, one Turkish Cup and one Supercup.

With Igor Tudor linked with a Tottenham Hotspur exit, Danny Murphy has offered his take on who the club should look to hire next.

Tottenham Hotspur have been poor when it comes to hiring and sacking managers, since the departure of Mauricio Pochettino almost seven years ago.

Thomas Frank became the latest victim to be fired by the club last month and now it seems Igor Tudor’s interim reign could be cut short.

Adi Hutter is one manager who has been linked with Spurs, but Danny Murphy has an alternative suggestion who would either be brilliant or a total disaster.

Danny Murphy thinks Sam Allardyce would save Tottenham from relegation

Former England and West Ham manager Sam Allardyce used to have a reputation for keeping teams in the Premier League.

This only ended after he was relegated with West Brom five years ago, but the 71-year-old still has an impressive track record.

“Well, right now, the one who screams at me, but he’s not Tottenham, is Sam Allardyce,” Murphy told talkSPORT.

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“He’s the man who knows how to get results, but he’s been out of the game for a while, so it’s probably unrealistic.”

Murphy would also be happy to see Tim Sherwood return to his former club, after spending more than a decade away from management.

Spurs could still stick with Igor Tudor

There have been a lot of rumours regarding Tudor’s future, but right now, he is still the Tottenham Hotspur manager.

As bad as the Nottingham Forest defeat was, Spurs were starting to look better under the Croatian, drawing with Liverpool and winning in the Champions League.

However, even if Tudor does leave, the chances of Tottenham hiring Allardyce are little to none. He has no deep-rooted connection to the club and has been out of management for three years, so it simply will not happen.

Tottenham Hotspur have now received a big fitness boost as Lucas Bergvall declares himself ready to start after several cameos off the bench.

The international break is already in full swing, and soon every country involved in World Cup qualifying games will find out their fate.

Several Tottenham players are set to play their qualifying match finals, including Guglielmo Vicario and Lucas Bergvall.

Unfortunately, Ben Davies was sent crashing out alongside Radu Dragusin following their sides’ defeats in the semi-final round, with Bosnia and Herzegovina and Turkiye knocking out Wales and Romania, respectively.

Lucas Bergvall is feeling fit ahead of Tottenham run-in

Sweden is now gearing up for their final clash with Poland after their 3-1 win over Ukraine, while Italy will face Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bergvall, who only returned from injury this month, will be hoping he can help his side get over the line in that final tie. His minutes have been managed since his return, with the midfielder featuring for just 13 minutes against Ukraine.

Speaking to Fotbollskanalen after the match, Bergvall addressed his early return from injury and his recovery process, admitting it has been a challenge. He said: “It’s been tough. But it was incredibly fun to be back and that we won.

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“Yes, it went quickly. But it’s hard to say when you get an injury like that. It varies from person to person how quickly it goes. I was lucky to get back in time.”

Spurs will ned Bergvall over the next seven games

The Tottenham Hotspur midfielder also spoke about his main objective during recovery, which was to return to the national team squad.

He said: “Yes, that is the way it is. And this was the goal. Getting back to the national team squad. I think most people counted me out when I got that injury. I just tried to rehabilitate as quickly as possible and get back.”

Looking ahead to Sweden’s decisive clash, Bergvall made it clear he feels ready to start if called upon. He said, “It’s up to the coach but I’m ready.”

He also reacted to praise from Graham Potter, who described him as “super important” to the national team, admitting it was pleasing to hear.

Bergvall added: “Did he say that about me? First of all, it’s incredibly fun to hear him say that. I’m just trying to come here and help the team as best I can now after the injury. Contribute what I can so that we can get to the World Cup.”

Tottenham forward Dominic Solanke made his first England start against Uruguay and, in doing so, set a unique record for the Three Lions.

Tottenham Hotspur supporters will not mind the timing of the ongoing international break, given the club’s struggles this season.

Few would have expected things to unravel in this manner, considering the quality within the squad and the added motivation of a World Cup year. However, performances have fallen well below expectations, with many players failing to deliver consistently.

That said, 13 Tottenham players still received national team call-ups, a surprising number for a side currently battling relegation.

While some are involved in crucial World Cup qualifiers, others are taking part in friendlies as nations prepare for the tournament set to take place in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

One of those players is Dominic Solanke, who was included in Thomas Tuchel’s 35-man England squad for friendlies against Uruguay and Japan after the forward scored six goals in nine starts, despite missing a large part of the season through injury.

Dominic Solanke sets record after first England start against Uruguay

Dominic Solanke was handed his first England start against Uruguay, lining up alongside Tottenham teammate Djed Spence, who also impressed on the night.

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However, it was Solanke who left with a place in the record books.

According to Opta, the striker’s first England start came eight years and 133 days after his debut appearance as a substitute against Brazil in November 2017, making it the longest gap between a player’s first appearance and first start for the Three Lions.

From the 56 minutes he featured, Solanke did not see much of the ball, registering just four touches in the opposition box.

Despite that, he still managed to get two shots on target, although neither resulted in a goal as England were held to a late 1-1 draw.

Will Dominic Solanke make England’s World Cup squad?

Even with FIFA allowing squads of up to 26 players for the World Cup, competition for places in the England squad remains extremely high.

Dominic Solanke is far from guaranteed a place, and even if he does make the squad, it would be difficult to see him getting minutes ahead of Harry Kane or Jarrod Bowen.

Danny Welbeck has also been in strong form, which further complicates Solanke’s chances of breaking into the final selection.

That said, the Tottenham striker still has an opportunity to make a late push.

If Solanke can deliver strong performances in Spurs’ final seven games of the season, he could yet give Thomas Tuchel something to think about, while also playing a key role in Tottenham’s fight to avoid relegation.