Tottenham Hotspur are searching for a new manager after sacking Igor Tudor, who lasted just seven games in charge. The Croatian was a left-field appointment with no Premier League experience and leaves the club winless in the league this year. Spurs are one point above the relegation zone with seven games remaining, following a 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest.
Mauricio Pochettino remains a favourite among fans and is the most successful modern manager, but he is preparing to lead the United States at the World Cup. The Argentine has expressed a desire to return to club management after the tournament, and Tottenham previously identified him as first-choice in February before turning to Tudor due to World Cup complications.
Sean Dyche, sacked by Nottingham Forest in February, has been mentioned as a 'survival specialist'. He was seen in a north London pub recently and dismissed talk of joining Spurs, stating he was 'unlikely' to be in talks. Roberto De Zerbi is available after leaving Marseille but faces fan opposition over his past support for Mason Greenwood.
Harry Redknapp, aged 79 and retired since 2017, has said he would return to management if offered. Adi Hutter, an Austrian coach with no Premier League experience, has been linked but Spurs may be wary of another left-field appointment after Tudor's failure. Ryan Mason, a former player and assistant coach, has taken caretaker roles before and could step in again.
