Ange Postecoglou is in the process of changing Spurs’ culture, akin to what Sir Alex Ferguson accomplished at Manchester United, according to Simon Davies, the director of Tottenham Hotspur’s academy.

Spurs made a big impression on the first day of play of the season after the 58-year-old took over as the team’s manager during the summer.

After ten games, the Lilywhites led the Premier League standings with 26 of the 30 points that were available.

Davies has noticed a noticeable shift in the Tottenham locker room, and he attributes this to Postecoglou, even though the original promise has partially dissipated.

According to Davies, Ferguson altered the ethos of the Manchester United team, and the former Celtic manager is doing the same.

Davies stated to the Off The Shelf Podcast, “I think it’s probably even underestimated what he’s done.”

“Day-to-day, I observe in terms of…Is he a superb manager and coach first and foremost?

Sure. More importantly, though, you’ve asked me questions about Ferguson in the past, and I kind of get it.

“I think Ange is doing exactly what Ferguson did when he changed the culture.”

Postecoglou’s work has been so well regarded that there have even been rumours that he could take over as Liverpool’s manager from Jurgen Klopp.

The Australian’s football style has captured the attention of Spurs, and they plan to hang onto him.