Tottenham to decide Postecoglou’s fate next week | OneFootball

Ange Postecoglou’s job at Tottenham Hotspur is under serious threat, despite the team winning the Europa League.

According to the Telegraph, his future will be decided next week.

Spurs finished 17th, the club’s worst finish in the Premier League in over a decade. Their season was saved by the dramatic Europa League triumph, which secured the club’s first trophy in 17 years.

However, chairman Daniel Levy is still considering replacing Postecoglou this summer.

Levy plans big summer decisions

Postecoglou is only halfway through his current contract. He showed interest in staying during the club’s victory parade through London.

Speaking during the event, he said: “In all the best TV shows, season three is better than season two.”

Despite Postecoglou’s bullishness, Levy remains concerned about the team’s direction.

Tottenham lost more matches than any other club in a 38-game Premier League season without being relegated. That alarming record has made Levy cautious ahead of next season.

If Postecoglou leaves, Brentford boss Thomas Frank is a strong candidate to take over. His work with young players has impressed many people in the game.

Fulham manager Marco Silva is also highly rated and could be considered. Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola has been mentioned, although he is expected to remain at the Vitality Stadium.

Spurs will act quickly once the final decision is made. The club aims to provide their manager with sufficient time to prepare for next season.

Postecoglou remains hopeful of staying, but Levy may still pull the trigger.