Bournemouth seeks to retain Iraola amid Spurs interest

Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola expressed disappointment after his team's 2-2 draw with Tottenham, feeling they should have secured a win after leading 2-0. Despite creating several good chances, including a potential third goal, Bournemouth allowed Spurs to equalize with a penalty from Son Heung-min late in the match. Iraola acknowledged the need for his team to be more efficient in converting opportunities, stating that while the performance was commendable, results are what matter in the long run. In parallel, Bournemouth owner Bill Foley revealed ongoing discussions to extend Iraola's contract amid interest from Tottenham and Real Madrid, emphasizing their shared aspirations for success. Foley noted the club's stable financial situation, allowing them to focus on strengthening the squad in the upcoming transfer window. The Cherries currently sit eighth in the Premier League, while Spurs remain in 13th place.