Tottenham next manager LIVE updates – Ange Postecoglou sacked, Thomas Frank latest.

After Ange Postecoglou was fired from Tottenham, the market has begun to fill with potential replacements for Tottenham Next Manager Position.

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Although Thomas Frank is at the top of the early shortlist, Spurs are also taking into account several other applicants, such as Marco Silva of Fulham, Oliver Glasner of Crystal Palace, and Andoni Iraola of Bournemouth.

Even the possibility of a spectacular comeback for former manager Mauricio Pochettino, who presently leads the U.S. national team, has been discussed internally.

After an outrageously uneven campaign, Postecoglou was fired. Spurs had a terrible domestic season, ending just one spot above the relegation zone, even though they won the Europa League, their first major title in 17 years.

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Thomas Tuchel, the head coach of England, acknowledged that every manager can identify with Ange Postecoglou and the “horrible” experience of losing their job, basically,” Tuchel added. I have a great deal of sympathy for all managers, having been in their shoes and knowing firsthand how difficult it can be.

“It’s not only about winning titles; if you have a good relationship with the supporters and the management, you can get through seasons without winning any.

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Thomas Frank (Brentford)

Frank has transformed Brentford during his six-year spell, guiding the Bees to promotion via the Championship play-offs in 2021 and establishing them as a consistent Premier League side.

Marco Silva (Fulham)

Marco Silva has rebuilt his reputation at Fulham, guiding the club to stable mid-table finishes over the past three seasons. The Portuguese coach has enjoyed success across Europe, winning silverware in Portugal and Greece – and his experience in the Premier League adds to his appeal.

Andoni Iraola (Bournemouth)

Iraola is widely considered one of the Premier League’s standout managers this season. The 42-year-old Spaniard led Bournemouth to an impressive ninth-place finish, just missing out on European qualification.

Oliver Glasner (Crystal Palace)

Oliver Glasner has earned plaudits for an extraordinary spell at Crystal Palace. The Austrian led the Eagles to an FA Cup victory over Manchester City and European qualification, transforming the club’s outlook since taking charge in February 2024.

Mauricio Pochettino (United States)

However, he’s currently under contract with the United States national team, and his release would require one of the largest compensation payments in international football. While Pochettino has expressed a desire to return to Spurs one day, his focus remains on leading the U.S. into the 2026 World Cup on home soil.

Roberto De Zerbi (Marseille)

Former Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi is currently enjoying success in Ligue 1, having guided Marseille to second place and secured Champions League qualification. With Spurs also in Europe’s elite competition next season, a return to England could be on the cards.