Doubts are growing over the future of Igor Tudor as head coach of Tottenham Hotspur, with the club reportedly considering replacing him in the summer as part of a broader plan to rebuild the team if results do not improve.
Tudor took charge of Tottenham in mid-February on a temporary basis, but his start with the club has been far from convincing.
The Croatian coach has struggled to deliver positive results, with the team failing to secure a win in the matches he has overseen so far.
According to the British newspaper The Telegraph, Tudor is now under serious pressure after Tottenham suffered three consecutive defeats under his leadership.
The losses came against Arsenal, Fulham, and Crystal Palace, with the latest heavy defeat intensifying concerns inside the club.
The report added that Tottenham have already begun discussions with Roberto De Zerbi as a potential candidate to take over the managerial role next summer, provided the team maintains its place in the Premier League.
Tottenham’s management has faced growing criticism in recent weeks due to the team’s declining performances.
The situation has also created uncertainty around the managerial position, with some coaches reportedly hesitant to take charge at this stage because of the risk of relegation, something the club has not experienced in nearly five decades.
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