Tottenham could turn to Burnley's Vincent Kompany as their next head coach and fifth permanent manager in less than five years. Chairman Daniel Levy has a crucial decision on his hands this summer with the appointment of Spurs' next manager likely to determine the club's success for the next five years.
After bringing in two elite-level coach's, in Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, the latest list of potential options seems to indicate Levy is turning back to the method he used to appoint Mauricio Pochettino. Joining Kompany on the list of possible arrivals closer to the start of their managerial careers are Julian Nagelsmann, Arne Slot and Oliver Glasner, while Brendan Rodgers and Luis Enrique have also been linked.
Kompany is fresh off a Championship-winning season at Burnley after a three-year stint at Anderlecht in his home country of Belgium. The Clarets have seen a complete shift in their play style under the former Manchester City captain with free-flowing and expansive football consistently on show at Turf Moor.
