£4 million a year boss “emerging” as a favorite of Spurs’ jobs after Eraola’s strike

It is reported today that Bournemouth owner Andoni Iraola is more likely to remain at Vitality Stadium next season, another leader in Ange Postecoglou, who succeeds Tottenham, is now “emerging”.

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According to Telegram and reliable journalist Mike McGrath, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has been hit after pursuing a possible heir as Iraq’s highest target, Errara, takes his future more seriously in terms of the future on the South Coast.

The 42-year-old coached Bournemouth on an unprecedented campaign, with the prospect of European football being very active, which has attracted Tottenham Hotspur’s attention in its worst Premier League season to date.

The Spurs remain in the Europa League when Postecoglou tries to end their 17-year wait for a major trophy, but some reports suggest that the Australian can be fired regardless of whether he wins the game or not (John Cross).

Lilywhites is looking for a management replacement, and the Iraqi native is believed to be the leading candidate for Tottenham Hotspur. However, the Spaniards are now more inclined to stay in Bournemouth on 2025/2026, and Levi seems to be disappointed with the position of things.

Other names in the framework include Crystal Palace owner Oliver Glasner, Brentford’s Thomas Frank, Inter Milan head coach Simone Inzaghi, former Juve manager Thiago Motta and Fulham’s Marco Silva, who were all linked to this past week.

The latter is similar to Errara, which directs his team unlikely to compete for a European qualification seat – despite using a shoelace budget compared to the Big Six, it has achieved impressive results in the process.

Fabrizio Romano support Silva is one of the most specific names for the Spurs’ assignments, and Talksport’s Alex Crook shared his own update this afternoon.

Marco Silva

According to reporters, Silva is now “a leader in Tottenham’s job” after news that Errara would rather stay in Bournemouth and Cherry have hope that they will agree to a new deal.

According to Crook, the £4 million annual boss will be a man this summer, and Fulham is believed to face a fight now to keep the tacticians behind another notable battle in West London.

Ideally, the white man wanted to associate him with another deal, but Silva wasn’t completely in a hurry to agree to a new contract. His current terms include a £8 million issuance clause that could leave Fulham powerless if Levy decides to trigger it and negotiate with Silva.

By the year, the 42-year-old’s reputation has grown stronger and perhaps it’s time for the Spurs to give him a major move.

“He’s a master,” Silva’s former Hull City striker Evandro told Premier League Brazil. “I like to put Marco Silva at the same level as Sampaoli because he has a management model that I also look up to. Marco Silva has a good way of managing the group, and his biggest trait is rational rather than emotional.

“I believe that in the role of coaching, if you let the emotions take over, things can go away easily because in football, you have to deal with fans and the media.”