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An ‘extraordinary’ manager now keen to replace Thomas Frank as tottenham hotspur manager.
Tottenham identify multiple targets as they continue search for Frank’s replacement
When it comes to overlap, Angie Postkoglu He said the decision to fire Frank was the right one, but also hinted at deeper issues at the board level, saying: “At the beginning of the year they said they were going to compete on all fronts. Well, the club hasn’t been competing on all fronts for a long time. And, you know, the most influential person in the club for the last 20 years (Daniel Levy) is also leaving.”
“Now, did Thomas know he was going to be in this situation? I don’t know. It’s a fair departure for me.”
So ENIC may have to make big changes if Tottenham are to succeed, but getting the next manager right is also crucial and a number of targets have been identified.
However, with the north Londoners potentially mired in a relegation battle, bringing in an interim manager until the end of the season is also an option, with Ferencvaros boss Robbie Keane was designated as a target yesterday.
According to the latest report from Sky Sports, Keane keen to return to Tottenham Hotspurbut he was only interested in taking the job permanently, not on a temporary basis.
With the Irishman winning the league title for the second time with Ferencvaros, it would be strange to leave and move into a temporary role, with the former defender Michael Dawson It was suggested that he should get the job permanently.
Dawson said: “I don’t think he will leave Ferencvaros in the middle of the season, but why not hand him over permanently?
“They’ve tried Jose Mourinho, they’ve tried Antonio Conte and Thomas Frank. There’s a disconnect between the players and the fans, but that’s not the case. The situation Spurs are in now, they have to come together from top to bottom.”
As a player, Kean is one of the greatest goalscorers in the history of men’s international football, ranking in the top 30 with 68 goals, ahead of the likes of Mohamed Salah and Didier Drogba.
Keane could be ‘phenomenal’ appointment for Spurs
The 45-year-old is still in the early stages of his coaching career but he did show promising signs, averaging a 65% win rate during spells with Ferencvaros and Maccabi Tel Aviv, recording 77 wins, 22 draws and 19 defeats in 115 games.
Ferencvaros won the Hungarian League title last season under the former Tottenham striker and they are expected to repeat as champions, with his side currently sitting top of the table.
CBS Sports analyst Charlie Davis is also an admirer of the Ferencvaros coach and praised him for the “extraordinary” job he has done in Hungary.
Of course, a move to Tottenham would be a big step up, but Keane has earned his chance to prove himself at a top club.
