Ange Postecoglou continues to hold the confidence of Tottenham Hotspur’s board despite a dire run of results, according to the Daily Mail.
The upcoming Carabao Cup semi-final clash with Liverpool will determine the Australian manager’s future.
Spurs travel to Molineux to face Wolves on Sunday in need of a pick-me-up. Their only win in their last five league outings was against rock-bottom Southampton.
The poor form has left Tottenham nine points adrift of the Champions League qualification spots – a worrying position for a club with lofty ambitions.
Despite the bleak domestic outlook, the report claims that Postecoglou’s position remains secure for now.
They are still alive in the Europa League and League Cup – competitions that offer tangible opportunities to end their 16-year trophy drought.
Reaching the League Cup final would represent a significant milestone for a club starved of silverware since their triumph in 2008.
The two-legged semi-final against Liverpool begins on January 8 at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with the decisive second leg scheduled for February 6 at Anfield.
The outcome of these matches could heavily influence Postecoglou’s future, especially if the team’s league performances fail to improve.
Tottenham’s Europa League campaign also hangs in the balance, with crucial group-stage fixtures against Hoffenheim and IF Elfsborg still to come.
Progression to the last-16 would further strengthen Postecoglou’s case to remain in charge.
His previous managerial record offers hope for Spurs fans. He has a history of delivering trophies in his second seasons at clubs, including title wins in Australia, Japan and Scotland.
The question is whether the former Celtic boss can replicate that success at Tottenham and weather the storm of recent poor results.
Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Antonio Conte have all failed at Tottenham, and the club needs some continuity.
Building a winning team takes time, and Tottenham have undergone significant squad changes. The club must provide consistent support and patience, even if they crash out from cup competitions.
The club must provide Postecoglou with the necessary tools to succeed, including signing players who fit his tactical style and possess the necessary athleticism and technical ability to execute his high-pressing system.
Ambitious signings, coupled with a patient and supportive approach from the board, will be crucial for Postecoglou to achieve long-term success at Tottenham.
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