Tottenham considering shock Roberto De Zerbi sack just FIVE games into season
Spurs are worried after five league games without a win, and the board is said to be weighing a change despite heavy summer spending.
- Following a 3-2 defeat to Aston Villa last Saturday, Tottenham Hotspur is considering dismissing manager Roberto De Zerbi after five Premier League games without a win despite significant summer spending.
- Hired in March to reverse relegation after consecutive 17th-place finishes, De Zerbi was given authority to oversee ten new signings and reshape the squad over the summer.
- After Saturday's loss, De Zerbi called his squad the most "fragile" team in his 14-year coaching career, stating "I do not have all the answers" regarding defensive struggles.
- Spanish outlet Fichajes reported Tottenham is hunting for a successor as N17's atmosphere deteriorates, yet any dismissal would cost tens of millions given his contract extends to 2031 with no break clause.
- Tottenham faces Manchester United in October when the Premier League resumes, a fixture described as pivotal for both dugouts, while player Andy Robertson stressed moving past previous struggles.
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Spurs' "downhill" has no end and the Italian coach is in a difficult position. The post Tottenham ready to show De Cerbi the "exit door" appeared first on in.gr.
Until now, it holds. And except for a reversal of the situation or too persistent winds to the contrary, Roberto De Zerbi should keep his position on the bench in Tottenham until the end of the season. Because, despite a complicated start to exercise, a possible dismissal of the former coach of the Olympique de Marseille would represent a particularly costly operation for the London club. [...]
[Sports Chosun Reporter Noh Joo-hwan] Reports have emerged that the Tottenham management may sack manager Roberto De Gervi amid the team's extremely poor performance since the season opener. Tottenham currently sits at the bottom of the table in 20th place with two draws and three losses in five league matches since the season began. British media outlet Tribal Football reported that as the club's board reviews various options following the disa…
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