£10m manager will be “very” eager to replace Angel Postecoglou

According to various reports, Tottenham Hotspur is actively engaging in due responsibility for potential replacements to Ange Postecoglou after a dull domestic campaign that the Spurs were at the worst of the Premier League season.

Tottenham Hotspur’s management candidate list

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has links with potential employees of numerous head coaches, and trusted media sources such as Matt Law of Matt, reported that postecoglou’s success in Europe could be left behind.

Even if Postecoglou has won the Europa League, Tottenham’s first major silverware since Tottenham Hotspur, his exit is seen as a real possibility, and there are rumors in N17 that there are no shortage of substitutes.

In the country, Andoni Iraola (Bornemouth), Marco Silva (Fulham), Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace), Thomas Frank, Brentford and Scott Parker (Burnley) all found their entry into Tottenham’s simple management list, while there were more outstanding names, and more outstanding names came to mind.

According to Givemesport, Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti has been discussed internally with Brazil (Fabrizio Romano), Bayer Leverkusen’s Xabi Alonso, and even Ex-Liverpool boss Jürgen Klopp.

Last week’s report in Germany also claimed that Tottenham had contacted Dortmund’s Niko Kovac and we could expect more manager links until PosteCoglou’s sack was rejected or confirmed.

The connection to Parker is an interesting link as the former Spurs midfielder knows the club well and it was only when Burnley guided Burnley back to the top flight in the UK on the first inquiry.

Experts like Jamie O’Hara believe Parker’s appointment to Tottenham Hotspurs is not a bad one, although the 44-year-old is not experienced in such high expectations.

Scott Parker will be very passionate about managing Tottenham

Bryan King, a former Lilywhites scout and former employee, said in a speech to Tottenham News that he believed Parker would be “very interested” in the Spurs’ postcoglou – as long as they pay a “small” compensation fee of £10 million.

“Parker used to work at a club with a small budget,” Kim said.

“He’s a young emerging manager, so why not look at him? It’s not worse than ours. He is a former Tottenham player. So I think if he was offered this job, he would be very interested.

“Tottenham Hotspur will have to pay the compensation fee, which may be about £10 million. However, in today’s football market, that’s a small price.”

The former England man’s management career was affected by highs and lows, with Belgium’s Jupiler Professional League club Brugge losing between championship promotions in Fulham, Bournemouth and Burnley.

Bournemouth was fired in just four games in the 2022/2023 season after Parker lost to Liverpool 9-0, and it remains to be seen that he achieved a larger maximum flight success rate at Burnley given the huge gap between England’s current first and second floors.

That being said, Parker has received glorious recognition from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, who calls him the “innovation” manager.