Premier League manager tipped to replace Ange Postecoglou at Tottenham
Louis Saha has tippe a Premier League manager to replace Ange Postecoglou if he does lose his job at Tottenham.
The 59-year-old Australian is still clinging on despite เล่นเกมคาสิโน UFABET ทันสมัย ฝากถอนง่าย Spurs being knocke out of both the Carabao Cup and FA Cup in the space of four days.
Tottenham’s dismal Premier League form – they are just 14th in the table with only eight wins from 24. Games – would be enough for many owners to pull the plug on their manager.
But the Spurs hierarchy have decide to stick by Postecoglou, who essentially promise to win a trophy. This season before Tottenham were eliminate from both domestic cup competitions.
The north London club still have aspirations of winning the Europa League but it is hard to imagine. San outcome given Tottenham’s form and current injury crisis.
If Spurs do sack Postecoglou, former Premier League striker Saha believes Tottenham will try to poach. Marco Silva from Fulham, though he hopes the Portuguese boss remains at Craven Cottage.
Silva, 47, has spent five successful seasons at Fulham, taking the west London club not just back into the. Premier League but into the top-half of the table.
Saha, who playe for both Fulham and Tottenham, believes Silva can ‘build something special’ at Craven Cottage but fears he could be tempte by an offer from Spurs.
‘Marco Silva has brilliant for Fulham, and he’s one of those managers that has improve in the Premier League,’ the ex-France international told.
‘He wasn’t getting results like this at his previous clubs, but he’s kept his style and manage to bring in players at Fulham and make them better, which is a huge achievement for him.
‘I can see the attraction of him joining a bigger club like Tottenham if they do replace their manager, but I do wish the best for Marco because he’s done well.
‘I don’t want him to go because I like Fulham playing the way they play. He can bring them into Europe and onto a bigger stage – he can build something special.
‘The atmosphere around the club is brilliant, and they can still improve by bringing in some world-class players and building even bigger.’