😱 Disaster for Tudor, hasn't won since Juve-Inter 🤯 Sacking on the cards 🔚 | OneFootball

Tudor’s adventure with Tottenham may already have come to an end after just 4 matches: 4 defeats, which is the worst start in history for a Spurs manager.

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But Tudor’s negative numbers don’t stop at his Premier League debut; they are a continuation of how he finished his last month at Juventus.

❌ Worst start ever at Tottenham, injury list full

Tottenham was certainly already in a very difficult position, both in the standings and in the treatment room: the Spurs are without Kudus, Maddison, Kulusevski, Bentancur, Davies, Bergvall, Udogie, Odobert, and Dragusin (the latter just recovered).

Almost an entire starting lineup out, however, does not fully justify the defeats against Arsenal (4-1), Fulham (2-1), Crystal Palace (3-1), and Atletico Madrid (5-2). Yet after the loss to Palace, Tudor seemed confident: "The boat is going in the direction I want it to go. After this match, I believe in it even more than before. Today I saw something."

What surprised most was the decision to drop Vicario from the starting eleven in a round of 16 match: the Italian goalkeeper has been heavily criticized by fans and made some clear mistakes, but his replacement probably wasn’t mentally ready. Another misjudgment by Tudor: "The goalkeeper has quality, I’ve never seen anything like this," he said after the match.

The numbers supported this: Kinsky had only played 2 matches in the EFL Cup, conceding 2 goals against Newcastle when Tottenham was eliminated.

📉 12 games without a win: the last was the 4-3 against Inter

Tudor’s negative numbers actually go back to Juventus: the coach has not won any of his last 12 matches, combining his experiences with Spurs and the Bianconeri. In particular, the last 7 consecutive defeats stand out:

Going even further back, Tudor at Juve had 5 consecutive draws against Milan (0-0), Villarreal (2-2), Atalanta (1-1), Verona (1-1), and Dortmund (4-4).

The Croatian coach’s last win on the bench dates back to September 13, almost 6 months ago: Juventus’s crazy 4-3 win over Inter.

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