Tottenham’s top postecoglou replacement is now moving to Saudi Arabia

Tottenham Hotspur chairman Daniel Levy faces fierce competition from Saudi Arabia in pursuit of his highest goal of replacing Ange Postecoglou, the tactician is said to be eager to move to the Middle East.

Tottenham will likely replace Angel Postecoglou this summer

Currently, all signs point to the Spurs’ final fixture 2024/2025 is the last time Postecoglou is responsible for.

The reliable David Ornstein is now one of the media sources, reporting that Postecoglou’s success in the Europa League final is likely to leave Tottenham Hotspur, a link to numerous management candidates to replace the Australian.

Andoni Iraola (Bornemouth), Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace), Thomas Frank (Brentford), Scott Parker (Burnley), Jürgen Klopp (Global Head, Red Bull), Niko Kovač (Red Bull), Borussia Dortmund) and Edin Terzić (Free Player), are all interested in them, and here are their next agents of interest. Activity.

The Spurs broke most Premier League records in a season after defeating Crystal Palace 2-0 last weekend, while Lily White also ranked 17th by the table, with only one spot above the already relegation zone.

Postecoglou has been criticized for changing his game this season, with former man Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel slamming this aspect of his coaching style after beating Liverpool 6-3.

“It’s opening [Postecoglou],” Schmeichel told the Premier League.

“He is following his principles. Today it’s crazy, high lines, the space left behind, they’re not playing with a Guardian, who is comfortably clearing up behind.

“When you look at the table, they are not on the home page, they are on the second page. Tottenham should not be on the second page, but because of the way they play.

“The stubbornness of wanting to play like that, they get what they deserve and it might be worse.”

Tottenham Hotspur target Marco Silva watches Saudi Arabia

Understandably, even if their season can still save their season with a potential first trophy in 17 years and a place in the next Champions League, it would be a good idea to see a large number of supporters, even if their season can still be saved.

According to Sky Sports reporter Gianluca Di Marzio, Fulham owner Marco Silva is Tottenham’s “first” choice to replace Postecoglou, the Portuguese is now pole-placed on Levy’s management shortlist.

However, another update was offered by Pete O’Rourke for football insiders, claiming that the Spurs aren’t exactly free in hiring the 47-year-old.

According to O’Rourke, Silva is now keen to move to Saudi Arabia amid Tottenham’s interests, and Saudi’s side is “ready” for tacticians. Al-Hilal was appointed as one of the SPL teams that expressed their true love, and they could provide him with a large currency to vacate Europe.

It’s unclear whether Levy is willing to do the same thing, but he’ll certainly be eager to avoid the lengthy management legend, similar to their 2021 search of José Mourinho’s successor.