The pressure is on Daniel Levy to get the appointment of the next Tottenham manager right or risk further unrest among supporters. Spurs have struggled to find a long-term successor to Mauricio Pochettino since he was dismissed, with Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Antonio Conte failing to see out their contracts at the club.
While those three tenures have seen some relative success, such as a League Cup final and a return to the Champions League, ultimately it will mean little going into next season. Further to that, there are questions over the style of play and the future of the squad as a whole.
Plenty of options have been linked with the vacant managerial position, with Julian Nagelsmann and Luis Enrique amongst the top names. It remains to be seen who will eventually take over, but the decision has to be the right one to get the project back on track.
