Tottenham will go head-to-head with Chelsea by interviewing Luis Enrique over their vacant managerial role.
Spurs are looking for a new boss after sacking Antonio Conte on March 26 to leave his assistant, Cristian Stellini, in charge of the side until the end of the season. That decision came a week before Chelsea parted company with Graham Potter and placed Frank Lampard in charge until the end of the season.
Those changes mean that Tottenham and Chelsea are in a period of limbo until the end of the season and are both shopping in the same market for a new manager. Enrique is of interest to both clubs after leaving his role as Spain boss following the World Cup.
