Tottenham has already planned to replace the replacement of Ange Postecoglou in a gloomy campaign.
Spurs is 16th and are on track for their worst Premier League finish after Nottingham Forest had given them an 18th defeat in the competition.
Only Ipswich, Leicester and Southampton have lost more games, despite the fact that traces have a +10 target difference.
Despite their domestic disaster, Spurs have reached the semi -final of the Europa League after a shock against Eintracht Frankfurt.
If she beat Bodo/Glim about two legs, they will be confronted with Athletic Bilbao or Manchester United in the final for a shot to enter the Champions League of next season.
As Mail Sport has reported, Postecoglou will probably leave even if he wins a trophy. That Daniel Levy mentions as his successor will be crucial.
Andoni Iraola – Bournemouth
The Spaniard has illuminated the Premier League since its arrival at the beginning of the 2023-24 season, which means Bournemouth turns into gigantic, energetic storage.
As a student of Marcelo Bielsa, his playing style comprises attacking football that intense urgently requires his players.
His modest personality means that he tends to let his football talk, where Bournemouth experiences their best season ever in the Premier League and already break their points record.
The Cherries have defeated this campaign from Manchester City, Arsenal and Tottenham and emphasizes the incredible work of Iraola.
The 4-2-3-1 formation of the Spaniard has the attacks of players Justin Kluivert and Antoine Semenyo to dominate the last third part, as well as the development of Milos Kerkez that is linked with a move to Liverpool.
Just like Spurs, Bournemouth has passed difficult periods of the campaign with extensive injuries, but Iraola has continued to get a tune from his team in contrast to Postecoglou
Iraola would be a like-for-like swap for Postecoglou to continue the attacking approach of Spurs and to be a sympathetic character that can resonate with fans.
Van Bournemouth is expected to be attacked for their players and, if Iraola is not assured of support in the summer transfer window despite the fact that he has them with regard to European football, he would certainly consider moving to North Londs.
Marco Silva – Fulham
A manager with extensive experience, the Portuguese knows what is needed to compete in the Premier League.
After earning his stripes with Estoril, Sporting Lisbon and Olympiacos, Silva joined Hull in 2017 before moving to Watford.
He started the 2017-18 season well, but, after interest from Everton, formed as fans, his lack of focus blamed for their bad form.
Coincidentally, Silva was fired in January 2018 and eventually came to the Toffees before the start of the 2018-19 season, but underwent a miserable season. He therefore arrived in Craven Cottage in 2021 with something to prove.
During his term of office at Fulham, however, Silva turned the Cottagers into a resolute Premier League side, which has already broken their point record.
Silva works mainly in a 4-2-3-1 and uses urgent, discipline and structural fluidity to dominate matches, depending on important broad players to deliver balls in the box. His style would certainly fit Spurs and their abundance of Wingers, including Wilson Odobert and Brennan Johnson.
A care area would be the personality of Silva. On the one hand, he is an ambitious manager who is not afraid to take risks to promote his goals. But he is also a quirky manager who not only demands his players, but also the club hierarchy to get him the players he needs.
Levy is famous to cooperate and he and Silva can buttocks the heads when it comes to the transfer strategy and the development of youth.
Yet Silva would be a solid choice to stabilize the ship and return Spurs to a more consistent side, as he did with Fulham.
Scott Parker – Burnley
Perhaps what Spurs need is a man who played for the club and knows what it means for the fans. Parker can be the man for the job.
The current Burnley boss played 50 times for Spurs between 2011-2013 and was a favorite with a fan known for his heavy tackling.
Parker's often calm and collected persona has brought him success by helping Fulham, Bournemouth and now Burnley to be promoted to the championship.
Nevertheless, it is still to be seen whether the Englishman can push himself to the next level after he was fired by Bournemouth for less than a month in the Premier League 2022-23 campaign, while he was suffering from relegation with Fulham.
He expressed his concern about the Cherries Transfer Strategy that they were 'not rested' for the campaign.
Parker uses a pragmatic style with a defense-first approach as exhibited by Burnley's resilient defense championship this season with 29 clean sheets, including a series of 12 in a row.
This style has split opinions, and his appointment would be seen as bringing back to the pragmatic days of Antonio Conte and Jose Mourinho.
Moreover, Parker was unable to prove as a capable top manager, which causes taxes to doubt as a long -term agreement.
While fans would welcome Parker as a familiar face of the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, his playing style can make the believers of the house angry who wants to see a vast attacking football.
Thomas Frank – Brentford
Thomas Frank, one of the most impressive managers in recent years thanks to his founding of Brentford as a top side, Thomas Frank has many admirers.
After their promotion to the Premier League in 2021, Frank transferred the bees from a resilient, counter-standing, set-set-set-controlled side to an extensive attacking unit.
The DANE has also performed exceptionally well under difficult circumstances, including an injury 2023-24 campaign and the striking omission of suspended Ivan Toney for the most of last season.
Moreover, Frank was the key in the development of integral players from the past and present, including Ollie Watkins from Aston Villa, Bryan Mbeumo and Yoanne Wissa.
He also has a very sympathetic persona. Often light -hearted and transparent in interviews after the game, there are very little that the Dane doesn't like.
Fans of Brentford have been extracted this season by their attacking development. They have often placed three or more past opponents, made teams with fast transitions, and as a result they are 11th and with a scream of European football.
The playing style is remarkably similar to that of Postecoglou and could see Frank embedded his vision quickly. Frank is frankly flexible in contrast to the Australian and switches between 3-4-1-2 and 4-3-3 formations, depending on the opponent compared to the Gung-Ho approach of Postecoglou.
Frank is to build relationships quickly, and can be an underdog for the Spursbaan and can be the positive energy that the club needs.
Mauricio Pochettino – USA
The nostalgic appointment would be the return of Pochettino, a prospect that would excite most Spurs fans.
The Argentinian managed Spurs between 2014 and 2019, consistently convinced with a young team and brought them to a Champions League final in 2018-19.
Another disciple of Marcelo Bielsa, the great intensive football of Pochettino, was popular with Spurs fans.
His tactics saw him push traces to new heights in the 2016-17 season and finished second with their highest ranking since 1962-63 under Bill Nicholson.
After the end of his term of office, Pochettino started to manage both PSG and Chelsea with mixed success.
A joint theme of Pochettino's management positions are his fallouts with the directors and ownership of the club, including his mutual departure from Chelsea after disagreement on strategy and squadron management.
Yet Levy and Pochettino seem to have a strong relationship since his departure with the Argentinian who explains that one day he would like to manage Spurs again.
In the immediate term, this seems unlikely, since it has been with the USA team for less than a year with a deal until July 2026.
He could be a candidate-track target in the long term if their next appointment does not impress.
It is not to be denied that Pochettino would be the dream drawing for Spurs fans as a manager who knows the club well, but whether his agreement will flourish is another matter.