Premier League legend Harry Redknapp is making headlines once more amid speculation linking him with a sensational return to manage Tottenham Hotspur. The 79-year-old's horse, The Jukebox Man, has also been confirmed as a runner in Friday's Cheltenham Gold Cup, where he stands a strong chance.
The former West Ham and Portsmouth manager remains one of English football's most recognisable personalities. Celebrated for his shrewd transfer market operations and steering Spurs into the Champions League, Redknapp's professional journey started as a player for the Hammers in 1965 and concluded in 2017 when he took charge of Birmingham City.
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Redknapp's total wealth is now estimated at £13.4m. His final deal with Spurs was valued at nearly £3m per year, and his contract at QPR was believed to be worth approximately £10m.
The former football manager and his wife, Sandra, have been married since 1968. The couple first crossed paths aged 17 in their local pub. They have two children together, former Liverpool midfielder Jamie and Mark, a model. Redknapp launched a sepsis awareness campaign after Sandra survived the condition in 2018.
With Spurs in crisis, speculation about Redknapp making a comeback has intensified. However, speaking at the Cheltenham Festival, he played down links to the role: 'I've been asked a few times if I'd go back to Spurs and it's probably not going to happen, is it? Would I go back? Of course I would, but I doubt very much it's going to happen.'
