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oh Thomas Frankwhere did such a big problem arise? tottenham hotspur?
He has enjoyed a long run of overachieving results since arriving from Brentford and Spurs fans will be hoping he can transfer his skills across the city. However, this is not the case.
Things started off well too. In his first official game in charge, the Lilywhites led European champions Paris Saint-Germain 2-0, and their defense looked more resolute.
In fact, after the Super Cup defeat, Frank’s side kept five clean sheets in their next seven games. In recent months, however, all this has been revealed in shocking ways.
The Dane leaves north London with the worst win rate of any Spurs manager (36%). He also left the team, which was just five points outside the relegation zone after failing to win the league title. Premier League Competition in 2026. Change must happen.
The latest news on Tottenham’s search for a new head coach
A number of managers across Europe have been linked with vacancies, but the first decision Spurs need to make is whether to make a permanent appointment now or appoint an interim manager, as Manchester United did with Michael Carrick.
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Tottenham manager’s winning percentage in the league |
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1) Antonio Conte |
57% |
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2) Mauricio Pochettino |
56% |
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3) Nuno Santo |
50% |
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4) Jose Mourinho |
47% |
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5) Angie Postkoglu |
41% |
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6) Thomas Frank |
27% |
If they go this route, John Heitinga, who remains on the coaching staff, is an option, while former striker Robbie Keane also touted for romantic return That Tottenham Hotspur.
If they go the permanent route, Roberto De Zerbi is now a free agent after leaving Ligue 1 side Marseille earlier this week. he has Tottenham have been paying attention for some time.
However, the name on everyone’s lips is, and understandably so Mauricio Pochettino. Fans chanted the Argentine’s name as Frank played Spurs’ final home game against Newcastle on Tuesday night. They all want him back at Tottenham.
Well, that’s probably going to happen, but they’ll have to bide their time. Reports emerged on Wednesday that the club There have been “informal contacts” with Pochettino About returning, but it is unlikely that he will arrive immediately.
That’s because the 53-year-old currently coaches the United States and will lead them in this summer’s home World Cup.
However, after that, British “Telegraph” reports “Pochettino has made it clear that he would jump at the chance to coach Tottenham again.”
In fact, their sources have even suggested that the former PSG boss will “return to the club” after the World Cup. Exciting times, but maybe it’s too late? Relegation is now very likely.
Why Pochettino could be Tottenham’s own Mikel Arteta
It feels like the entire Premier League is trying to replicate Arsenal’s success in recent years.
although Mikel Arteta He may only have one trophy – the FA Cup – to show for his six years with the Gunners so far, but he is the best example of patience given to young managers. United tried this with Ruben Amorim but look how it worked.
Like Amorim, the Spaniard’s first full season in charge at the Emirates Stadium did not go smoothly. They are eighth in the Premier League. It would have been easy to pull the trigger and fire him, but what he’s accomplished since then is truly remarkable.
Hierarchy at the Emirates Stadium has dogged him and the 43-year-old has taken the team to heights Arsenal have not seen in more than 20 years. Arteta’s side look set to become the first Arsenal side to win the Premier League since the Invincibles in 2003/04. They can also win a few other trophies along the way.
The point we want to stress here is that Arteta has made progress that no Spurs manager has achieved in years.
They have a luxurious training center and an impeccable new stadium, but the football on the pitch has been poor for years. In Pochettino, they would hire their own Arteta, a coach who can take Spurs to new heights, just as the Spaniard did in north London.
The Argentinian tactician can be called a “genius” In the words of Sky Sports’ Joe TomlinsonDuring his first spell in charge, he achieved something that few Spurs managers have managed.
Like Arteta, he arrived in the English capital with little experience but was a revelation, guiding the team to four consecutive top-four finishes, largely by adopting a 4-2-3-1 system.
While Tottenham are in the Champions League this season by winning the Europa League, the only other manager to finish in the top four since Pochettino is Antonio Conte in the 2021/22 season.
Even more impressive, however, is their performance at Europe’s top tables. They reached the Champions League final under Pochettino, and while Anj Postecoglou may have actually won the European trophy, no Spurs team has been as good as what they achieved under Pochettino.
Similar to Arteta, he has used his principles to lead the Lilywhites to heights not seen in decades. Maybe it’s time to turn back the clock? Hopefully Spurs won’t be relegated before they get the chance to bring a fan favorite back into English football.
