Tottenham Hotspur's managerial position is full of challenges, and even soccer greats such as Pudjetino, Molino and Dryland are not immune to the fate of their dismissal. The Daily Mail reveals that Tottenham's chairman, David Levy, is in the final stages of the selection process, with only two candidates remaining. Once regarded as the favorites, Nicolas Swann has disappeared from the list, and Anriki and Schlosser will be the contenders to be the next manager.
Tottenham Hotspur's search for a manager has been as wide-ranging as a fishing expedition, and has been met with rejection from the likes of Pudjitenu, Rojas, Nacho Sven and Shabi Alonso. It is reported that the current list of Tottenham Hotspur, only two candidates remain Anriki and Shi Luo. Inside sources revealed that Tottenham Hotspur is very appreciative of Schlosser, who just led Feijano to win the Dutch League title, and considers the 44-year-old Dutch coach to be one of the most outstanding young coaches in Europe. However, Fianna Fáil would also like to extend Schlow's contract, and even if he is released, he will demand a compensation of up to 6 million pounds (about HK$58.3 million).
Another candidate, Anriki, is experienced as a former Spanish leader who has coached top clubs such as Barcelona and Roma. His coaching style is more compatible with Tottenham Hotspur's existing players, compared to Schillo's attacking style of play, which may require the team to make significant adjustments. It is worth mentioning that Anriki is currently in free agency, making it relatively difficult to introduce.
