‘Genius’ Manager Paratici is ‘crazy for’ : Tottenham should sack Ange immediately and bring in ‘genius’ manager Paratici is ‘crazy for’

If Tottenham Hotspur’s Australian manager leaves the team in the upcoming weeks, the Lilywhites may be able to sign Roberto De Zerbi in the months that follow. Therefore, they should make every effort to replace Ange Postecoglou with a manager that Fabio Paratici is wild about this summer.

With their defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday afternoon dropping them to 17th place in the Premier League, Postecoglou’s fifth-place finish from the previous season seems a million miles away now, and there have been calls for the former Celtic manager to depart from his position as the hotseat in north London.

Fabio Paratici is ‘Crazy’ Over Roberto de Zerbi

The Italian boss could be a surprise contender for the Tottenham role

In light of this, a report by TBR Football claimed that, despite the fact that Spurs have advanced to the Europa League final and will play Manchester United in Bilbao in ten days, Fabio Paratici has suggested the Marseille manager to Spurs as they search for a possible new manager.

Even if he succeeds on the continent, Postecoglou may be released of his responsibilities. Tottenham has been searching for a possible replacement, and De Zerbi is on Paratici’s list. The Italian manager has been described as “crazy” about his countryman.

Furthermore, Tottenham would be foolish to pass on the “genius” former Brighton manager if they wanted to advance. When the Englishman left for Chelsea in September of the 2022–2023 season, De Zerbi arrived at the AMEX Stadium to take his place. He improved on Graham Potter’s ninth-place finish from the previous season with a sixth-place finish, guaranteeing the Seagulls their first trip to Europe.

At the end of the subsequent season, he left Brighton, which finished in 11th place in the top flight, 12 points outside of the European spots. However, he had a good season at Marseille, and their recent play has put them in the top three of Ligue 1, with Champions League football to celebrate at the Stade Velodrome.

A return to the Premier League, however, might be imminent, and if Tottenham defeats United in the championship match, they will only be one game away from playing in Europe’s top league, which would be enough to lure Paratici and Daniel Levy to try to sign him.

Postecoglou Could Save Tottenham But Not Himself

A treacherous Premier League season has seen them falter for points

If he doesn’t deliver a title in his second season like he had earlier in the season when things weren’t going his way, Postecoglou’s time will run out. It goes without saying that Tottenham hasn’t won a trophy in 17 years, so he would be doing the team a great job by helping them qualify for the Champions League itself and clearing off the dust in their trophy cabinet, which hasn’t held a major prize in nearly 20 years.

 Key Statistic: Roberto De Zerbi won 38 of his 89 games in charge of Brighton.

His time in the capital, however, would undoubtedly end if he is unable to perform in northern Spain. In that case, De Zerbi would be considered as a perfect alternative because of his play style, which is somewhat similar to Postecoglou’s, and since he has clearly shown himself in the top division before.

 

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Big changes expected at Tottenham this summer following a top-to-bottom review

Big changes expected at Tottenham this summer following a top-to-bottom review

Spurs’ coaching and technical staff are anticipated to undergo significant changes this summer, and the club’s boardroom will also undergo a significant review at the end of the current campaign.

According to numerous reports over the past few months, Tottenham is expected to have a management change this summer. However, in recent weeks, it has been speculated that other prominent individuals may follow Ange Postecoglou out the door.

According to a number of sources, Scott Munn, Tottenham’s chief football officer, may leave the club after Vinai Venkatesham was named its new CEO.

Spurs’ medical, sports science, and analytics departments will also be assessed this summer, according to a report published by The Mail last month. Changes are anticipated in those areas as well.

Big changes expected at Tottenham irrespective of Europa League fortunes

According to BBC Sport, there will likely be some significant changes made behind the scenes at Hotspur Way regardless of whether the Spurs win the Europa League.

Given how uncertain Postecoglou’s future at the club is, hiring a new head coach is probably the most crucial decision.

Given the number of injuries Tottenham has sustained this season, the site claims that the strength and conditioning and medical teams are being closely examined.

The article also states that Fabio Paratici, who is scheduled to return in an official capacity, is anticipated to join Venkatesham.

Position	Team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	For	Against	Diff	Points
12	Crystal Palace	36	12	13	11	46	48	-2	49
13	Everton	36	9	15	12	39	44	-5	42
14	Wolves	36	12	5	19	51	64	-13	41
15	West Ham	36	10	10	16	42	59	-17	40
16	Manchester United	36	10	9	17	42	53	-11	39
17	Tottenham	36	11	5	20	63	59	4	38
18	Ipswich	36	4	10	22	35	77	-42	22
19	Leicester	36	5	7	24	31	78	-47	22
20	Southampton	36	2	6	28	25	82	-57	12

Will Scott Munn and Johan Lange stay at Tottenham?

It’s hard to imagine a situation in which Scott Munn could continue if Paratici does manage to return, according to BBC Sport, with Tottenham’s chief football officer probably on his way out.

Nevertheless, the article states that despite Paratici’s arrival, the club’s technical director, Johan Lange, who joined last summer, is anticipated to stay at Tottenham Way.

It has been disclosed that the Dane will continue to take the lead in identifying talent for the next transfer window.