Tottenham Hotspur eyeing likely options to replace interim head coach Igor Tudor | OneFootball

Tottenham Hotspur are actively looking at candidates to replace interim manager Igor Tudor if they decide to sack him after the Liverpool game, according to The Athletic journalist David Ornstein.

The Tottenham Hotspur Stadium club have lost each of the four games the Croatian has overseen since replacing Thomas Frank some weeks ago.

Spurs lost 5-2 to Atletico Madrid in the first-leg of their Champions League last-16 tie earlier this week and their fans have been calling for his head.

The North London club decided to stick with him for the trip to Anfield on Sunday, but it could be his last game in charge if they lose.

Tottenham will look to bring in another manager ahead of their second-leg against Atletico next Wednesday if that happens.

It is unknown whether their next appointment would be on an interim basis or a longer-term appointment.

Spurs will keep exploring their options ahead of Sunday and it is likely that they have already started to reach out to available managers.

A comeback against the La Liga club is unlikely, but a win against the Reds could give Tudor a lifeline.

They play Nottingham Forest next Sunday after the Atletico game in a huge and crucial relegation six-pointer, and the result could have a big say in the survival race.

The international break is after that game and Tudor could still be sacked by then if Spurs decide that is the best decision.

Tottenham players are unhappy with the former Juventus boss due to his style and personality, and he is unlikely to get the job permanently even if he manages to turn the fortunes of the club around in the coming games.

He humiliated second-choice goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky on Tuesday night, removing him just 17 minutes into the 5-2 loss to Atletico following two errors which led to goals and ignoring him as the Czech made his way to the dressing room afterwards.