15 Tottenham managers sacked by Daniel Levy after Ange ...
After Ange Postecoglou faces a shock Spurs sack, let's take a look at the 15 Tottenham managers given the chop by Daniel Levy.
www.spurs-web.comHere’s the latest on Tottenham Hotspur’s managerial situation based on the most recent coverage.
Answer
- As of May 28, 2026, Tottenham have not officially announced a permanent manager for the 2026-27 season. Public reporting over the previous year has included multiple candidates and shifting plans, with various outlets discussing interim solutions and summer targets, but no final appointment has been confirmed.[1][3][4][5]
Context and key developments
- June 2025: Ange Postecoglou was dismissed after a poor domestic campaign; Spurs signaled a search for a new head coach, with reports naming Thomas Frank as a leading candidate at that time, though no formal contact or decision had been announced. This period marked the start of Spurs’ long-running managerial speculation, with several names floated in media discussion.[3][1]
- Early 2026: Reports and fan channels explored options including Roberto De Zerbi and Roberto De Zerbi-related possibilities, as Spurs evaluated options amid ongoing results challenges, but no definitive appointment was publicly confirmed in that window.[4][3]
- January 2026 onward: Some channels and outlets continued to discuss potential staff changes and summer targets, including assistants or other staff additions as part of a broader restructuring, but again without an official, club-confirmed manager appointment at that time.[5][4]
- Overall status: No official press release or club announcement confirming a new permanent manager has been issued by Tottenham as of May 28, 2026. Expect continued media speculation and potential upcoming announcements around the new season, but please check Spurs’ official channels for the definitive update.[1][3][4]
What to watch next
- Tottenham’s official communications: any formal announcement of appointment or confirmation of interim arrangements.
- Reputable outlets’ corroboration: look for statements from club sources or trusted journalists (e.g., The Athletic, Sky Sports) that specify the chosen candidate, terms, and staff structure.
- Summer window activities: managerial appointments often accompany other structural changes (backroom staff, sporting director relationships, and transfer strategy), so watch for corroborating moves.
If you’d like, I can monitor for updates and summarize them with direct citations as soon as a formal decision is announced. I can also provide a quick side-by-side of discussed candidates and their recent managerial track records if that would help.