Tottenham are still looking for a new permanent manager to take over ahead of next season, with Ryan Mason having taken charge after Antonio Conte was sacked in March and one name that continues to be linked with the role is that of Feyenoord head coach Arne Slot.
The 44-year-old guided the Rotterdam-based club to the Eredivisie title with two games to spare, with Sunday's 3-1 victory away to already-relegated FC Emmen taking them 10 points clear of second-placed PSV Eindhoven.
Slot spoke about his managerial future after that game. “Everyone needs clarity quickly," he told ESPN. "I [rejected] Leeds in the winter and now I’m staying or leaving. My departure can also be good for the club, but if there is no dream club then I will stay. In football it is commonplace that you talk to clubs.
