Igor Tudor has been appointed as the new interim head coach of Tottenham Hotspur F.C., with an agreement in place until June 2026.
The Croatian coach has accepted the role and is prepared to lead the team through to the end of the current season, stepping in at a crucial moment for Spurs.
The club moved swiftly to secure Tudor’s services as they look to stabilize performances and build momentum in the final months of the campaign.
Tudor, known for his intense tactical approach and strong defensive organization, now takes charge with immediate effect. He faces the task of improving results and keeping Tottenham competitive domestically.
While Tudor will oversee the remainder of the season, Tottenham are expected to assess their long-term options ahead of the summer.
Among the leading candidates under consideration for the permanent position are; Roberto De Zerbi and Mauricio Pochettino
Both managers are highly regarded for their attacking philosophies and previous successes at the top level. A final decision on the permanent appointment is anticipated in June.