Ryan Mason insists managing Spurs is still ‘a privilege and an honour’ after Arne Slot became the latest man to distance himself from the job.
The north Londoners have failed to defy Antonio Conte’s claim that they don’t want to play under pressure or stress. They’ve pulled off just two wins from their nine games since his exit in March, plunging out of the top four. Feyenoord boss Arne Slot also became the latest man linked with the job to distance himself, following Vincent Kompany, Julian Nagelsmann and Roberto De Zerbi.
But, asked whether the Spurs job is still an attractive one, Mason said: “Absolutely yes.
