Tottenham appoints ‘exciting’ manager for Bundesliga club

Tottenham Hotspur is now seen as a favorite, appointing a “exciting” manager in a major Bundesliga field, with Spurs chairman Daniel Levy allegedly planning to potentially replace Angel Postecoglou.

Tottenham Hotspurs identified new manager amid Ange Postecoglou uncertainty

If Postecoglou crossed the Bodo/Glimt on a frozen refrigerated floor in Norway on Thursday, it could bring the Lilywhites to their first European final since 2019.

The prospect of the first major trophy since 2008 has also been very active for Tottenham Hotspur, but domestically it was a season to forget. North Londoners can still break most Premier League losses in one campaign, and Postecoglou has tasted the failures on 19 separate occasions this semester.

The main players throughout 2024/2025 had a series of injuries that made the Spurs’ chances of success severely, but only three relegated teams (Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton) lost more games overall, which wasn’t good enough for the Big Six Big.

As a result, PosteCoglou has been under the microscope, and it has been reported that Australians can split up with Tottenham Hotspur and that Australians can be separated regardless of their potential success in the Europa League.

Andoni Iraola (Bornemouth), Marco Silva (Fulham), Thomas Frank (Brentford) and Scott Parker (Burnley) are all called management candidates who replaced Postecoglou in the past few weeks, as well as more high-profile names like Carlo Ancelotti, Jüürgen Klopp and Xabi Alonso (Givemesport) (Givemesport) (Givemesport).

Another name he reportedly attracted N17 interest was Oliver Glasner, owner of Crystal Palace.

Last month, German media sources said Tottenham Hotspur had reached out to Glasner on a potential move (Sport Bild), but the Austrians are also RB Leipzig’s biggest target as they pursue a new manager.

Tottenham leads Leipzig in appointing Oliver Glasner

The Austrian turned his head after a great campaign at the Palace, where he coached the Eagles to the FA Cup final at Wembley.

The South Londoners had the chance to win their first major trophy under a watch close to Glasner’s in 2016, when they lost to Man UTD’s FA Cup final under Alan Pardew.

At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, this has not attracted attention, and now media media Bild reports that despite Desliga’s “concrete” conversation, the Spurs are seen as a more likely destination for Glasner.

Tottenham Hotspur is considered a favorite for the 50-year-old who has been appointing Leipzig already considering other goals, which will hopefully read if you wish to see Glasner move throughout London.

The tactician also directed Eintracht Frankfurt to be a “exciting” appointment before transferring to the UK.

“He flew with the Palace last season. I know they started the season slowly, but they lost some key players. But, since then, he has rebuilt very well.”

“He’s more exciting than most link names. So he’s someone I’m happy with Tottenham. I think he thinks he’ll be a great player, and I find him more exciting than Marco Silva or Thomas Frank, to be honest.”