Prospective managers eyeing up the vacant Tottenham Hotspur position have been urged to consider the difficulties that working with chairman Daniel Levy entails. Former Ajax, PSV, Werder Bremen and Anderlecht manager Aad de Mos has claimed "it is not easy" to work with Levy.
Among those linked with the role is former Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann, who the club have reportedly 'made contact' with, according to Sky Germany. However, the German is likely to have plenty of suitors this summer, after also being touted for the Real Madrid job, and Levy will have his work cut out to convince the 35-year-old he would have the tools available to succeed where previous incumbents have failed.
Mauricio Pochettino has also been tipped to replace Antonio Conte, who left the club last Sunday, having worked with Levy during the club's most successful spell during the chairman's tenure. The Argentine was sacked by Tottenham in November 2019 but has been linked with a reunion following three disappointing spells under Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Conte.
