Simon Jordan believes Ange Postecoglou taking the Tottenham job would be 'natural progression' from Celtic, but that he would be hit with 'toxicity'.
The Hoops boss is a 'main candidate' for the vacant role at the Premier League giants after Spurs were snubbed by Feyenoord boss Arne Slot. Reports suggest the Australian is well in the running after the Dutch coach raised concern about the model employed by chief Daniel Levy in North London. It was believed Spurs were keeping Postecoglou a live option and 'strongly considering' him with Sporting's Ruben Amorim also said to be a candidate.
According to the Independent, 'good relations' between Tottenham and Celtic are being touted in the hope a potential deal could be done. The Hoops boss is chasing a Treble after another season of success in Glasgow and was previously thrown into the conversation for other top Premier League jobs, but insisted his focus was on the task at hand in Glasgow.
