Former Tottenham goalkeeper Brad Friedel has told GOAL why he would have sided with Harry Redknapp or Glenn Hoddle over Roberto De Zerbi as another managerial merry-go-round is set in motion. With Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor passing through north London this season, Premier League survival hangs in the balance without a familiar face being turned to for inspiration.
Tottenham Hotspur legend Chris Waddle has issued a scathing assessment of the club's current plight, claiming they are destined for the Championship regardless of who takes the managerial reins next. Following the departure of interim boss Igor Tudor, the former England international believes the rot at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium goes far deeper than the dugout.
Roberto De Zerbi has reportedly performed a dramatic U-turn and is now open to becoming the next Tottenham Hotspur head coach. Following the dismissal of Igor Tudor after just seven games, Spurs are prepared to offer the Italian a long-term five-year contract. The former Brighton boss had originally planned to wait until the summer, but the lure of a Premier League return could see him take charge for the final run-in.
Tottenham Hotspur have identified Roberto De Zerbi as their primary target to replace interim boss Igor Tudor, and are reportedly willing to offer the Italian coach a "significant survival bonus" if he takes over as permanent manager immediately. It is said that De Zerbi wants to wait until the summer before joining another club, but Spurs are trying to convince the ex-Marseille manager to soften his stance.
Tottenham Hotspur supporter groups have united to voice their fierce opposition to the potential appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as the club's next head coach. The backlash stems primarily from the Italian manager's previous public support for forward Mason Greenwood during their time together at Marseille.
Tottenham Hotspur are weighing up a stunning move for Sean Dyche as they look for a survival specialist to save them from a catastrophic relegation to the Championship. The north London club are locked in a battle to stay in the Premier League and could turn to the former Nottingham Forest boss if their primary targets continue to stall as pressure mounts on interim Igor Tudor.
Tottenham Hotspur have reportedly identified former Eintracht Frankfurt and Borussia Monchengladbach boss Adi Hutter as a leading candidate to take the reins at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The north London club is currently navigating a period of immense instability both on and off the pitch following a string of poor results.
Tottenham Hotspur have identified Roberto De Zerbi as a primary target to take over the managerial reins. The former Brighton and Marseille head coach is reportedly open to the move to north London. However, any potential deal hinges entirely on a massive caveat: Spurs must successfully fight off relegation and retain their top-flight status for next season.
Ethan Nwaneri’s loan spell at Marseille is back on track following the swift appointment of Habib Beye as Roberto De Zerbi's successor. While Mikel Arteta has defended the decision to send the teenage prodigy to Ligue 1 despite an injury crisis at Arsenal, the tactical shift at the Stade Velodrome could help unlock the youngster's full potential.
Marseille have announced the appointment of Habib Beye as their new manager, replacing the fiery Roberto De Zerbi. Beye returns to OM having spent two years at the club during his playing days. He has put pen to paper on a contract running until the summer of 2027 and has been tasked with saving Marseille's season from free-fall.
Medhi Benatia is set to remain at Marseille despite publicly announcing his resignation just days ago in a stunning U-turn confirmed by the club's owner. The former Juventus and Bayern Munich defender has not only been convinced to stay by owner Frank McCourt but has also been handed the keys to the castle as the club navigate a period of intense institutional turmoil.
Marseille have been plunged into fresh turmoil as former defender Adil Rami warned that a culture of "fear" and "negativity" is actively preventing top talent from joining the club. The outspoken 2018 World Cup winner spoke out following another disappointing result on the pitch, where the French side surrendered a two-goal lead at the on home soil to draw 2-2 with Strasbourg. The stalemate only added to the sense of dread surrounding the club, who have seen their leadership structure evaporate in a matter of days.
Roberto De Zerbi's turbulent Marseille spell included a dressing-room flashpoint involving defender Amir Murillo, who was told he had no future at the club during a heated video review that went viral online. The confrontation reflected growing internal tensions between the former Brighton boss and his players, which ultimately contributed to the Italian's acrimonious exit.
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