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Tottenham have appointed Roberto De Zerbi as their new manager on a five-year contract to steer the club through a relegation battle with seven Premier League games left; Sporting Director Johan Lange said he was Tottenham's top target, but the move has drawn mixed reactions, including opposition from some Tottenham fans' groups over De Zerbi's stance on Mason Greenwood.
Tottenham's plan to appoint Roberto De Zerbi has triggered fan backlash, with supporters' groups condemning his past remarks on issues like same-sex marriage and women in football and his links to Greenwood. The Spurs Supporters' Trust has pressed the club to reaffirm its values and warned the appointment could damage trust and safety among fans.
Tottenham are close to appointing Roberto De Zerbi as head coach, giving him seven Premier League matches to pull them out of a relegation battle after sitting 17th. If confirmed, his first fixtures would include Sunderland away and Brighton at home, with Leeds, Everton, Wolves, Aston Villa and Chelsea to follow. The appointment would bring a clear, attacking style and valuable top-flight experience, but success depends on stable club structure and alignment among management, owners and football operations to implement his system.
Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly close to appointing Roberto De Zerbi to take charge immediately on a long-term deal, with a breakthrough described by outlets like Fabrizio Romano and The Athletic despite earlier hesitation, as the club faces a relegation battle and fan scrutiny.
Tottenham have mutually parted ways with head coach Igor Tudor after 44 days in charge and just one point from five Premier League games, capped by a 3-0 home defeat; Tudor's bereavement leave followed the game, and Tottenham also announced the departures of Tomislav Rogic and Riccardo Ragnacci, with no replacement named.
Tottenham Hotspur have parted company with head coach Igor Tudor by mutual consent after a 44-day spell and seven games (one win). Bruno Saltor will lead training during the break as Spurs search for a new manager, with the next fixture at Sunderland on April 12; Tudor has returned to Croatia following his father Mario’s death. Spurs have been linked with Roberto De Zerbi as a potential replacement.
Tottenham have parted ways with interim head coach Igor Tudor after 44 days and seven matches, following a 3-0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest that left them 17th with seven games remaining; the club will appoint a new head coach soon, with Tudor's assistant Bruno Saltor taking charge of training in the meantime and several staff departures announced, while Spurs seek a boost in form amid injuries and a winless run since December.
Ahead of a relegation clash with Nottingham Forest, Tottenham supporters filled North London with a trophy-parade vibe as nerves and expectations ran high, but the excerpt stops short of showing how the match itself went.
Tottenham interim boss Igor Tudor did not front the post-match press conference after a Nottingham Forest defeat due to an immediate family bereavement, with assistant Bruno Saltor speaking to reporters instead. Forest won 3-0 as Spurs’ shaky form deepens relegation fears; Saltor urged focus on daily effort, minimizing errors and supporting the players during what he called a difficult moment.
Nottingham Forest defeated Tottenham 3-0 in a crucial six-pointer, with Forest sealing the win late on after a set-piece opener and countering Spurs as they struggled under interim boss Igor Tudor, leaving Tottenham 17th and precariously above the relegation zone at the international break.
Liverpool thrashed Galatasaray 4-0 (4-1 on aggregate) and Bayern Munich routed Atalanta 4-1 (10-2 on aggregate) to advance, while Tottenham were eliminated by Atlético Madrid 3-2 on the night (5-7 on aggregate) in a dramatic Champions League last-16 second leg.
Tottenham crashed 5-2 away to Atletico Madrid, extending a six-game winless run in all competitions and spotlighting a shaky debut for keeper Kinsky. Micky van de Ven voiced the club’s slump as a genuine “doomsday scenario” while Spurs prepare for a tense period in the relegation battle, including a must-win home match vs. Nottingham Forest.
Tottenham were humiliated in Madrid, conceding four goals in the first 30 minutes after two costly Antonin Kinsky mistakes and a Crystal Palace-like slip by a Tottenham defender, as Atletico Madrid beat Spurs 5-2 in the Champions League last-16 first leg; Griezmann and Solanke scored late goals, and Spurs face a tough return leg with questions over Igor Tudor and the squad after the heavy defeat.
Tottenham substituted goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky in the 17th minute after he conceded three goals in 15 minutes against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last-16 first leg. Guglielmo Vicario came on but Atletico extended the lead to 4-0 by 22 minutes, and Spurs eventually lost 5-2, leaving a daunting task to overturn the tie in the return leg. Kinsky, a January 2025 signing from Slavia Prague worth about £12.5m, endured a nightmare debut that drew sympathy from teammates and opponents alike.
Tottenham were hammered 5-1 by Atletico Madrid in the Champions League last-16 first leg at the Metropolitano. A calamitous early error by 22-year-old keeper Antonin Kinsky set the tone, sparking Atletico’s attack as they went 4-0 up before Porro pulled a late Spurs goal back. The final score leaves Tottenham with a difficult second leg in London, while Richarlison was booked and the home leg looms for Spurs' chances.