Tottenham Hotspur held senior talks ‘phenomenon’ £108k-p/w ange replacement

Tottenham Hotspur has now held senior talks to appoint a “amazing” manager to replace Angel Postecoglou, journalist Tancredi Palmeri said.

Despite the Europa League victory

It seems like the Europa League victory in Bilbao is not enough to prevent Daniel Levy from pulling the trigger on postecoglou, and football insiders recently revealed that the decision has been made to fire the manager.

After journalist Miguel Delaney revealed that the 59-year-old had barely remained in his post, saying: “As of Friday morning, Tottenham Hotspurs still had no formal decisions on Ange Postecoglou, but the chances of stay were clearly down from last week’s “5%”.

“Whenever he leaves, he is still expected.”

Dismissal of a manager who brought the Spurs to the first trophy in 17 years will undoubtedly lead to turmoil in some pockets of the fan base, but at least making an early decision will provide any new manager with a whole summer to instill a new philosophy.

According to Palmeri, who recently spoke with TalkSport, Daniel Levy now has a top manager to replace Angel, Milan owner Simone Inzaghi.

When asked about Inzaghi’s future in San Siro, the reporter said: “The situation is that Al Hilal has offered him a £25million per season in two seasons.

“I can tell you that he has senior ties with Newcastle and Tottenham Hotspur, but at the same time, his priority is to stay in Inter.”

“Phenomenon” Inzaghi may be the ideal Angel alternative

Despite Bilbao’s Europa League victory, Tottenham’s 17th-place finish cannot be ignored, and Ang’s side lost 22 Premier League games throughout the campaign, becoming the first team to lose without relegation.

There is no doubt that the talent of the Inter manager has allowed him to win the Champions League final this season, despite defeating Paris Saint-Germain in Munich 5-0.

The Italian was praised as “amazing” by former striker Felipe Caideo, who has retained a great record in spells with International and Inter and Lazio, winning three Italian Cups, five Super Cups and a Serie A title in the process.

Given that he is responsible for ending Tottenham’s trophy drought, it’s a pity to see Ang off, but Inzaghi’s price is 5.6ma years (108k-a per week, 108k per week) is probably a great replacement for Australians.