Tottenham Hotspur's recent Europa League victory has not secured manager Ange Postecoglou's long-term position, as the club reviews its managerial options after a poor domestic season. Despite winning their first trophy in 17 years, Tottenham's disappointing Premier League campaign, marked by 22 losses and a 17th place finish, raises doubts about Postecoglou's consistency. Chairman Daniel Levy is deliberating between keeping the Australian or pursuing Brentford's Thomas Frank, celebrated for his tactical expertise and development of a stable team. The club's ongoing internal discussions show the complexity of their situation and the potential for significant managerial changes ahead.
Despite leading Tottenham to their first piece of silverware in 17 years with their Europa League triumph, Postecoglou's position remains under scrutiny.
The contrast between continental success and domestic disappointment has left chairman Daniel Levy with a difficult decision regarding the direction of the club.
While Postecoglou brought a refreshing attacking style, many within the club remain concerned about his ability to deliver consistency in the Premier League.
Levy is taking his time before making a final call, carefully considering the implications of a managerial change.
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