1 week Ago By Matt Smith
Tottenham Hotspur are now increasingly likely to make a change in the dugout during the summer, according to The Athletic reporter David Ornstein. It's been a disaster of a season for the Lilywhites as they sit in the bottom half of the Premier League table. Tottengham have an opportunity to rescue their campaign later this week as they face Eintracht Frankfurt in the second leg of the Europa League quarter-final, but it's unlikely to gloss over what's happened in the Premier League.
The north London outfit currently find themselves sitting in 15th place, and although they are almost mathematically safe from surviving this season, it's mainly down to the bottom three in the table being so poor. With Spurs advancing to the latter stages of the Europa League, Daniel Levy clearly feels there is little reason to sack Postecoglou just yet, and the Australian manager will be hoping that winning the competition will allow him to save his job. David Ornstein: Postecoglou Sack Update at Tottenham Speaking on NBC Sports, Ornstein has confirmed that it's now looking increasingly likely that Postecoglou will leave at the end of the season.
. "It's no exaggeration Paul, to say this has been a disastrous season for Tottenham Hotspur by their standards. And I think a change in the dugout this summer is beginning to look increasingly likely.
That's certainly the sentiment around football and the people that I speak to. It's not a personal thing on Ange Postecoglou. It's down to performances, results dating back to really, since the first 10 games of last season, they've not been good at all, and the atmosphere among the fan base has certainly taken a dip towards him after he was being praised so heavily right at the beginning.
" Ange Postecoglou - Career Statistics Metric Postecoglou Matches 88 Wins 42 Draws 12 Losses 34 Win rate 47% Goals per game 1.90 Sign up to The GIVEMESPORT Report to get exclusive daily updates from Fabrizio Romano, Ben Jacobs, Dean Jones and Tom Bogert sent straight to your inbox. Tottenham have earmarked the 50-year-old coach as their ‘prime choice’ to replace Ange Postecoglou after the season.
Statistics courtesy of Transfermarkt.com - Correct as of 15/04/2025.
