Tottenham searches for new coach as Igor Tudor faces exit

Tottenham is already preparing for life after Igor Tudor, whose tenure at the club has been marked by poor results and growing unrest in the dressing room. Since taking over on February 14th, Tudor has lost every match, including a 5-2 humiliation against Atlético Madrid in the Champions League.

Controversial decisions, such as substituting goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky after just 17 minutes, have further alienated players and fans alike. Sources report that the Croatian coach has failed to earn the trust of his squad, leaving Tottenham’s board eager to find a replacement before the summer.

Behind the scenes, Tottenham is exploring multiple options to stabilize the club. Sean Dyche, recently available after leaving Nottingham Forest, is seen as a priority due to his Premier League experience. Mauricio Pochettino, currently managing the United States national team, and Roberto De Zerbi are also being considered for the post.

The board aims to appoint either a caretaker manager to navigate the remainder of the season or a permanent coach in time for next season. Tottenham’s decision will be crucial to restoring stability after back-to-back managerial missteps with Thomas Frank and Tudor.