After the turmoil with coach Antonio Conte last season, and then the dismissal of the interim coach, it seems that chairman Daniel Levy will have a hard time finding a reputable coach to sit in the hot seat of Tottenham. And with the current moves, it seems that this chairman also does not want to invest too much in the ongoing 2023 summer transfer window.
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| Tottenham have appointed little-known coach Ange Postecoglou into the position of head coach of the club. |
With too much interference in the expertise, as well as the authority of the coach from Chairman Daniel Levy, a coach with a personality like Antonio Conte certainly cannot accept. And the event of this coach publicly criticizing the club leading to his dismissal in the middle of the 2022 - 2023 season, has brought many bad consequences to Tottenham. The most obvious is the internal chaos that caused the "Rooster" to plummet in the rankings, leaving empty-handed at the end of the season, not even having a place in the European Cup next season.
As Antonio Conte said, a club that has no determination to win, no place in the European Cup, and instability in the power of the head coach when the head coach not only does not have the highest authority in the transfer plan, but also does not have the support of chairman Daniel Levy with the club's veterans, it is very difficult to bring in a head coach with a real reputation. In fact, after firing interim coaches such as Cristian Stellini, Ryan Mason... after firing Antonio Conte, Tottenham could not negotiate with any coach who had established a reputation. Julian Nagelsmann, Mauricio Pochettino, Sergio Conceicao and Luis Enrique... all turned down Tottenham after negotiating with chairman Daniel Levy.
Before entering the new season, Tottenham is facing two major problems: finding someone to sit in the hot seat of head coach, along with keeping the pillars who are eager to leave when the club does not have a place in the European Cup. In addition to the old players such as Hugo Lloris, Fraser Forster, Ivan Perisic, Lucas Moura..., pillars such as Harry Kane, Son Heung-min... are all capable of leaving to seek titles for their playing career, something that Tottenham has not been able to give them.
To solve the above problems, after being rejected by a series of names, Tottenham had to be satisfied with a much less famous name, Ange Postecoglou, an Australian coach. Although this coach was very successful at Celtic in the Scottish championship, his top coaching experience, especially in a harsh tournament like the Premier League, is still a big zero. And this has created a lot of doubts about Ange Postecoglou's ability to succeed in the Premier League.
In addition to appointing a little-known coach like Ange Postecoglou, Tottenham's silence in the transfer market also makes the club's pillars feel skeptical about the "Rooster"'s ambitions in the new season 2023 - 2024. While other big clubs such as Manchester United, Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea... are all very active in the ongoing 2023 summer transfer market, Tottenham has not made any moves, as if they will stand outside without participating.
That is why there is still a lot of information about the pillars like Harry Kane, Son Heung-min... wanting to leave to pursue goals that they have not been able to, or even cannot with Tottenham. Harry Kane will most likely find a way to move to a club that can bring this player a title, it could be Manchester United or Real Madrid, clubs that still want to have the service of Harry Kane. Or Son Heung-min is facing a "big money" invitation from Al-Ittihad.
Obviously, if they cannot retain their key players, cannot bring in a high-quality coach, and do not actively participate in the 2023 Summer transfer market to strengthen their squad, Tottenham will find it very difficult to compete with other strong opponents in the new 2023-2024 season. They may even lose their position in the Big 6, falling to the position of a mid-range club with the extremely strong rise of names like Newcastle, Aston Villarreal, Brighton...
Cao Duy
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