tottenham hotspur Their management has been given a boost after news emerged that an award-winning boss is interested in replacing Thomas Frank.

Spurs search for manager after Thomas Frank sacked

Tottenham have stepped up their desperate search for a manager in the past 24 hours following Frank’s brutal sacking. Roberto Dezerbi Emerging as the potential frontrunner ahead of beloved former manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Frank’s disastrous eight-month reign was triggered by crisis talks at the north London club on Wednesday morning, leaving Spurs scrambling to find a successor who can save them from relegation disaster.

Currently ranked 16th, just 5 points above the Championship standings, Tottenham Hotspur are facing their biggest crisis in decades, with a crucial North London derby against Arsenal on February 22 imminent.

De Zerbi reportedly jumped to pole position The timing sparked immediate speculation after he left Marseille by mutual consent on Wednesday.

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The Italian, who dazzled with swashbuckling attacking football during his tenure at Brighton, is a free agent and could be hired at any time.

However, Pochettino remains the fans’ dream candidate amid Newcastle’s humiliation on Tuesday.

The media revealed that Argentina’s “Will walk back“If contact is possible, but his commitment to the U.S. national team will last until the World Cup in the summer, which will bring some complications.

telegraph It was confirmed that Tottenham Hotspur’s hierarchy sincerely believed that Pochettino could restore much-needed identity, energy and unity, but acquiring him before the end of the game seemed impossible.

Members of the Lewis family are also backing Pochettino’s return to Tottenham, but as things stand, they will have to wait until the summer.

Tottenham Hotspur’s power brokers face a painful decision as players will be given a further four days’ rest until training resumes on Monday next week.

By then, Vinay Venkatesham and sporting director John Lange are eager to announce Frank’s successor, whether a permanent savior or a short-term fireman battling the unimaginable nightmare of relegation.

If they go the permanent route, De Zerbi is the freest, so it’s no wonder reports are heavily recommending him for the role.

De Zerbi set to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of Manchester United

Now, a report from ipaper claims De Zerbi set to join Tottenham Hotspur instead of Manchester Unitedwho is interested in the N17 position now vacant.

What’s more, the 46-year-old, who won the Ukrainian Super Cup during his time with Shakhtar Donetsk, sees Tottenham as the “next logical step” in his career – further fueling speculation that De Zerby could move.

Insider Paul O’Keefe also reports that if Tottenham do select the former Brighton and Sassuolo boss, the club could offer De Zerbi a contract of more than three years.

While De Zerbi has undeniable tactical credentials, his mercurial personality is Tottenham’s biggest concern.

He reportedly had explosive dressing room confrontations before leaving Marseille, most notably ordering Leonardo Baredi off, with the humiliating incident captured on camera.

His demands for absolute control over transfers and a ruthless man-management style could collide catastrophically with Tottenham’s already restless crisis of confidence.

Throwing such a combustible character into a relegation battle feels dangerous and chaotic when a return to stability is so urgently needed.

Brighton have thrived under De Zerbi’s intensity, but Spurs’ fragile dressing room, with 11 injured and demoralized, may crumble rather than thrive under his uncompromising approach.

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