Ange Postecoglou reportedly “decided” whether to leave Tottenham Hotspur for Liverpool, a rival team in the Premier League, in the summer.
Prior to the current campaign, the former Celtic manager was named Tottenham Hotspur’s new permanent head coach.
Spurs supporters were forced to watch their team play in an unfavorable manner during the tenures of Jose Mourinho and Antonio Conte, which caused optimism to decline at the club.
Spurs have exceeded expectations under Postecoglou, as the Australian manager has successfully changed the team’s style of play. They have been one of the Premier League’s surprise teams this season.
Tottenham can concentrate on the Premier League until May because they won’t have to worry about playing in Europe this season and have already been eliminated from both domestic cup tournaments. They now have a game in hand and are five points behind fourth-place Aston Villa in the race to qualify for the Champions League.
It is arguable that Postecoglou ought to be a contender for Premier League manager of the year, and he has been linked to taking over at Liverpool in lieu of Jurgen Klopp.
He acknowledged in 2013 that as a child, he was a “massive fan” of Liverpool. “I guess the reason I’m a manager today is because of the football club,” the man stated, adding that he grew up loving Liverpool as well.
“I grew up listening to the stories of guys like Roy Evans, Joe Fagan, Ronnie Moran, Bob Paisley and the Boot Room, and Bill Shankly.”
I’ve carried that kind of thinking with me. Before possession football became popular worldwide, they were playing it.
Football Insider claims that despite this, Postecoglou has decided to accept an offer from Liverpool and will “reject” any plans to leave Spurs in the summer. The report includes.
According to insiders who spoke to Football Insider, “Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou will reject any offers to leave this summer, including from Liverpool.”
Football Insider has been informed by sources that Postecoglou does not intend to leave Tottenham this summer to join Liverpool or any other team.
He is “happy and comfortable” at the Londoner, appreciative of the support he has had since taking over and the chance to make a significant impact in the Premier League at a prestigious club. Postecoglou is rumored to be fully committed to the Spurs project and to building on the extraordinarily outstanding performance of his rookie season.
The former Celtic manager still has three years left on his contract, although there isn’t a release clause, as Football Insider disclosed last month. Spurs will not consider any large-scale salary offers for their manager, who has captured the hearts of supporters with the exhilarating brand of football he has brought in since taking over last year.
“Xabi Alonso is the front-runner to take over at Liverpool, but his appointment is far from certain with the likes of Bayern Munich and Barcelona also seeking a new manager for next season,” Football Insider said on January 27.
