Tottenham players fuming: Spurs facing player revolt as stars left furious by decision to brutally sack Ange Postecoglou after Europa League win

Per the Daily Telegraph, Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has angered a number of players with his decision to sack Postecoglou on the back of their Europa League triumph. While the club did finish 17th in the Premier League, several players, including Pedro Porro, were vocal in their hope that the Australian would stay, and some are now said to be considering their futures.

Defender Cristian Romero, who has been linked with Atletico Madrid, was close to Postecoglou, while the report also claims that Son Heung-min could leave this summer after lifting the club's first trophy for 17 years. Spurs are said to be considering a move to appoint Brentford boss Thomas Frank but Postecoglou's successor is expected to inherit a "difficult situation".

Several players are said to be unhappy with how Postecoglou's future has been handled, as he was forced to wait over two weeks to learn his fate after glory in Bilbao. Now, Levy faces significant pressure to swiftly appoint his successor, as Spurs also look to strengthen in the transfer market ahead of a return to the Champions League.

Spurs' first scheduled pre-season friendly comes against Arsenal on July 31. It is unclear if Postecoglou's replacement will be in post by then.