Sack looms for Igor Tudor as Tottenham Hotspur issue survival ultimatum | OneFootball

Igor Tudor is expected to be sacked by Tottenham if the club fails to secure a victory against Nottingham Forest this Sunday.

Despite a mini-revival in performances over the last week, the Spurs hierarchy is reportedly ready to pull the trigger on their second managerial change of the season to ensure Premier League survival.

Insider says Tudor expected to be sacked

The ultimatum comes via prominent insider on X, who revealed on that the Croatian’s tenure is hanging by a thread.

He posted: “Igor Tudor will be called to a meeting if Tottenham lose to Nottingham Forest this weekend. He is expected to be sacked.”

The timing of the report is particularly striking given Tottenham’s slightly improved performance.

After a spirited draw at Anfield, Spurs recorded their first win of 2026 on Wednesday night with a battling 3-2 victory over Atlético Madrid.

While the result wasn’t enough to keep them in the Champions League, it served as a massive moral boost and marked Tudor’s first win since taking charge on February 14.

However, the board is reportedly looking at the cold reality of the Premier League table.

Tottenham currently sit in 16th place, only one point above the relegation zone. With only nine games remaining, the hierarchy feels that the “new manager bounce” has been too slow to arrive, and they cannot afford a slip-up against a direct relegation rival like Forest.

Tottenham will not be afraid of second managerial change

If Tudor is sacked, it would mark a ruthless streak from the Tottenham board.

Having already sacked Thomas Frank earlier this year, the club is reportedly prepared to do whatever it takes to avoid the catastrophic financial and sporting implications of relegation.

Roberto De Zerbi is among those linked with the job with one report stating that Tottenham have already held talks with the former Brighton man.

Glen Hoddle has also offered himself to return to Tottenham to try and save them from relegation.

Sean Dyche is another name, a ‘firefighters’ manager who has good experience in taking over clubs in danger of relegation and helping them survive the drop.

For Igor Tudor, it appears tha Sunday’s clash at the City Ground could be a decisive one.