Tottenham Hotspur seeks new manager after disappointing season

Tottenham Hotspur's season under manager Ange Postecoglou has dramatically deteriorated after a promising start, with the club suffering 19 Premier League defeats and exiting domestic cup competitions early, raising significant doubts about Postecoglou's future. Despite this poor domestic form, Spurs remain in contention for the UEFA Europa League, offering a potential route to their first trophy in 17 years and Champions League qualification. As speculation mounts over Postecoglou's possible replacement, several candidates have been discussed, including former manager Mauricio Pochettino and Fulham's Marco Silva, though both are seen as flawed options due to recent underwhelming tenures or lack of big-club experience. Other potential successors such as Brentford's Thomas Frank and high-profile managers with proven league-winning backgrounds are also being considered. The situation has tested supporters' long-held belief that a trophy would justify a disappointing league season, leaving the club at a crossroads regarding its managerial future. The outcome of the Europa League campaign may ultimately determine Postecoglou's fate and the direction Tottenham takes moving forward.