Six weeks after arrival, Igor Tudor is no longer Tottenham manager | OneFootball

Igor Tudor has left Tottenham six weeks after arriving in February, departing with immediate effect following an agreement between the parties. The Croatian won only one of seven matches in charge.

He took over on 14 February, replacing Thomas Frank, on a deal to the end of the season that has been cut short. The club said in a statement that goalkeeper coach Tomislav Rogic and fitness coach Riccardo Ragnacci have also left, and that a new head coach will be appointed in due course.

Tottenham were 16th when he arrived. They are now 17th, one point clear of West Ham in 18th, the first relegation spot.

In Europe, Spurs lost 2-5 to Atlético de Madrid in the Champions League last 16 first leg, then won the return 3-2, which was not enough to advance.

Tudor, 47, previously coached Juventus and Marseille.

Source: L'Équipe