Tottenham announces its new head coach

Tottenham has officially moved on from Thomas Frank. The London club announced on Saturday the appointment of Igor Tudor as head coach until the end of the season, tasking him with the immediate mission of turning around a struggling squad that currently sits 16th in the Premier League. It’s a bold decision, made in the urgency of a campaign on the brink.

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A former OM manager and with a stint at Juventus, the Croatian tactician arrives with a clear mandate and a straightforward approach. On the official Spurs website, Tudor stated:

“It’s an honor to join this club at such a crucial time. I understand the responsibility I’ve been given and my goal is clear: to bring more consistency to our performances and approach every match with conviction.”

Tottenham’s new man at the helm promises a swift response:

“This team has a squad full of quality, and my job is to organize, energize, and quickly improve our results.”

His debut is set for February 22 against Arsenal.

Mahdi Zakaria LAZRI |

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