“Outstanding” managers are now the preferred choice for Levy and Tottenham to replace Ange

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy has now set his biggest goal to replace Ange Postecoglou if the Australians can’t turn around themselves, a report said.

Tottenham Hotspur’s Premier League struggle continues

Postecoglou had some breathing chances in the mid-week Wednesday, with his side turning from the first leg to a target deficit of AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League and booking his own spot in the quarterfinals of the game.

However, another disappointing performance in the Premier League was following up, with Tottenham succumbing to a 2-0 win against Fulham by Craven Cabins to maintain roots at No. 14.

The Spurs collected just 34 points in 29 league games this season, a disappointing campaign, with the only one they can enter the Champions League next season with a victory in the Europa League.

So it could be Europa League or bankruptcy as the Tottenham owners continue to put pressure on.

AFC Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola is said to be the biggest target of taxation and can replace postecoglou, and the Spurs chairman has identified him as the preferred choice to replace Ange in Dugout.

Bournemouth is determined to take control of its manager and negotiate with the Cherry program on a new contract, but there are signs that Elara may be eager to move to north London and has ended the contact.

Bournemouth manager has more than £5m release clauses in his contract, which would leave the Premier League powerless to prevent him from leaving if Tottenham is willing to earn fees.

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Bournemouth has been mottled in recent weeks, but they are still in a strong position to compete for Europe, and few will predict before the season begins.

Cherries trailed only sixth place in Newcastle United, and the 42-year-old Cherries has received widespread praise for overseeing campaigns that have exceeded expectations so far.

The Spaniard was also praised by Sky Sports’ Joe Thomlinson as “the next big thing” and he believes that the top European clubs should put him on their shortlist.

PosteCoglou still has a chance to save the season by winning the Europa League, but if he doesn’t succeed, it’s hard to see how he can keep his job in the Torrid Premier League campaign, and Errara proves he could be an amazing replacement.