Tottenham Celebrates Europa League Win Ending 17-Year Trophy Drought

Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou celebrated winning the Europa League, the club's first major trophy in 17 years, by promising fans a brighter future and hinting at an even better third season. Despite Spurs' struggles in the Premier League, sitting 17th with one game remaining, Postecoglou emphasized the importance of the Europa League triumph, which also secures Champions League qualification for next season. Thousands of fans participated in an open-top bus parade in north London, where Postecoglou reiterated his promise that "season three is better than season two," signaling confidence in his continued leadership. The manager received strong support from players like captain Heung-min Son and key figures such as Cristian Romero, James Maddison, and Guglielmo Vicario, who were praised for their heroism and contributions to the victory. While there has been speculation about Postecoglou's future due to the club's domestic form, his public statements and the fans' enthusiastic reception suggest a strong likelihood of his return. Spurs chairman Daniel Levy's decision to retain Postecoglou appears validated by the trophy win and the positive momentum heading into the next season.