Igor Tudor officially started work at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium today, taking charge of first-team affairs following the recent departure of the previous coaching staff.
Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano confirmed that Tudor will only lead the side until the end of the current campaign, with the Spurs board planning to appoint a long-term manager in the summer.
The Croatian tactician inherited a squad currently sitting in the mid-table pack and struggling for consistency in 2026.
Names such as Roberto De Zerbi and Mauricio Pochettino are already being discussed as potential candidates for the permanent role in July.
Tudor’s immediate focus will be on arresting a slide that has seen Spurs win only once in their last seven league outings.
His tactical approach is expected to be more robust as he aims to secure European qualification for a fanbase that has grown restless in recent months.