Ange Postecoglou’s position as manager of Tottenham Hotspur is increasingly uncertain as reports suggest he could be sacked soon. His tenure saw the team lift the Europa League trophy, ending a 17-year drought for major silverware and securing a spot in next season’s Champions League. However, the team’s dismal performance in the Premier League, finishing 17th—its worst standing since the 1976/77 season—has left club chairman Daniel Levy dissatisfied, leading to speculation about Postecoglou’s future.
Recent reports indicate that Tottenham has been in contact with Brentford manager Thomas Frank about potentially succeeding Postecoglou. Journalist Santi Aouna mentioned that discussions took place this week, covering plans for the club’s future and possible transfer targets for the upcoming summer window. Thomas Frank is reportedly high on Tottenham’s list of candidates, showcasing the club’s desire for a managerial change.
While Frank appears to be a top contender, other names are also circulating as potential replacements. Fulham’s Marco Silva has gained attention from Spurs, and Bournemouth’s Andoni Iraola remains a consideration, although his new contract with the Cherries may complicate matters. Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has also been mentioned, but he is focused on his role with the United States national team and is unlikely to leave before the 2026 World Cup.
Although the current situation for Postecoglou seems grim, changes within the club could pave the way for a new era that could revitalize Tottenham’s fortunes. Fans may find hope in the possibility of fresh leadership leading to more consistent performances in the future.