Tottenham Considering Another Managerial Change in a Month
Igor Tudor became the interim manager of Tottenham Hotspur three weeks ago, following Thomas Frank’s dismissal, with the hope of improving the team’s performance.
However, Spurs have dropped close to the relegation zone after losing all three matches under Tudor. The recent 3-1 defeat to Crystal Palace left the club in 16th place, just one point above the bottom three. Concerns about relegation are growing.
This situation has prompted calls for Tudor’s removal from fans and commentators alike. Former Spurs player Jamie O’Hara has suggested that Harry Redknapp could serve as a short-term fix. Despite Tudor’s struggles, he remains in charge for now, but reports indicate the club may be considering another managerial change soon.
Sean Dyche a Potential Candidate to Replace Tudor
Italian publication Tuttosport reports that Sean Dyche could be a candidate for the Tottenham position if Tudor is let go. Dyche is on a shortlist that also includes Robbie Keane, Thiago Motta, Ryan Mason, and Roberto De Zerbi.
Dych was unexpectedly dismissed by Nottingham Forest in February, just months after joining in October 2025, despite having improved the team’s performance. He guided Forest to notable results, including a 3-0 victory over Liverpool and a 2-2 draw with Manchester United. Vitor Pereira is now at the helm after the club’s owner lost faith in Dyche.
Previously, Dyche dealt with a relegation battle at Everton, giving him valuable experience in challenging situations. Currently, Tottenham is without a Premier League win in 2026 and needs effective leadership to avoid relegation. Dyche could be the right choice to strengthen the team’s defense during this difficult time.
It remains uncertain what the future holds for Tudor in the coming days.