Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou has expressed his desire to continue leading the club, stating that he would be disappointed if he couldn’t continue on the current path. The Australian coach, known for his winning mentality, said “I’m a winner, I’ve been a winner my whole career” when discussing his future. Postecoglou’s comments come after Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy reportedly said that the club went after winners when hiring him.
Postecoglou has been at the helm of Tottenham, and his tenure has been marked by some controversy, with some criticising his comments on trophies. However, he has received backing from some players, including James Maddison, who supported him during the team’s struggles earlier in the season. The manager has also praised the progress of young forward Mathys Tel, indicating his focus on developing the team’s youth.
As Tottenham continues its campaign, Postecoglou’s future had been a subject of speculation, but he recently ruled out leaving the club after guiding them to the Europa League win. With according to recent reports, Postecoglou has been defending his position amid criticism from some quarters, denying being labelled a “clown” and maintaining that his approach is focused on winning.