The hunt for a new manager at Tottenham is finally at an end with Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou named as the new head coach in N17.
After failing in attempts to make Julian Nagelsmann and Feyenoord's Arnie Slot the new Spurs boss, Postecoglou emerged as the front-runner for the position following Antonio Conte's departure from the club in March. And the Lilywhites have appointed the Australian on a four-year contract.
Postecoglou had been at Celtic for two years, with the 57-year-old leading the Hoops to a domestic treble this season after beating Inverness 3-1 in the Scottish Cup final. The Australian's style of play would be very different from what Spurs fans have experienced over the last few years, with Postecoglou's preference to attack rather than sit back and defend.
