Rangers icon Brian Laudrup is convinced Ange Postecoglou possesses the managerial chops to turn around toiling Tottenham Hotspur.
And the Danish legend believes a Celtic exit would be both a body blow for his current team and a major boost for Michael Beale amid his major Ibrox revamp. The 54-year-old is a major admirer of the Parkhead boss and believes his ability would be a smash-hit in the English Premier League with a downtrodden side itching for a saviour. And he is under no doubt a potential farewell to Glasgow will breathe new life into a Rangers side who have been left second best during Postecoglou's time with Celtic.
And Spurs' nightmare season which led to Antonio Conte's explosive exit has opened the door to a new leader in north London capable of turning their fortunes around. Laudrup believes it might be the right move for both the 57-year-old and the team keen to secure his services. Speaking in his Daily Mail column, he said: "I think this is a great time to take the Tottenham job. I really do. Given all their recent woes, a manager with a clear plan has an opportunity to go there, make an impact and be viewed as a saviour. Will that be Ange Postecoglou? Time will tell. But there's no doubt further news of Spurs' intentions will be eagerly awaited. On both sides of Glasgow.
