Tottenham Seeks Manager, Plans Summer Squad Overhaul

Tottenham Hotspur's 2024-25 season concluded with a Europa League victory, ending a 17-year trophy drought and securing Champions League football despite finishing 17th in the Premier League. Manager Ange Postecoglou prioritized the Europa League amid a squad plagued by injuries, but questions remain about whether the current roster is strong enough to compete on multiple fronts next season. Supporters' groups have urged the club for significant investment in transfers and wages to support the manager and improve squad depth, especially in midfield and attack. Transfer targets like Eberechi Eze and Rayan Cherki have been identified as priorities to bolster the team, alongside the need for experienced players and leadership in central positions. Meanwhile, uncertainty surrounds Postecoglou's future, with Daniel Levy yet to decide on his retention; Brentford's Thomas Frank has emerged as a potential managerial candidate, though indications suggest he may remain at Brentford. Overall, Spurs face the challenge of strengthening their squad substantially to handle the demands of Premier League and Champions League competitions in 2025-26.