Socceroos nice Robbie Slater says Ange Postecoglou should “seriously consider” taking cost of Tottenham if the English Premier League membership presents him the supervisor’s job.
Celtic boss Postecoglou’s continues to be linked to the Spurs teaching function, which has simply been rejected by reported high goal, Feyenoord’s Arne Slot.
Others reportedly in competition for the gig embrace ex-Spain coach Luis Enrique, former Bayern Munich boss Julian Nagelsmann and Sporting’s Ruben Amorin.
However, with the appointment of former Melbourne City chief govt Scott Munn as Spurs’ chief soccer officer, ex-Socceroos coach Postecoglou – who has led Celtic to back-to-back Scottish titles and is near securing this season’s Scottish treble with the Hoops – has emerged as a number one contender for the job.
“Munn being there certainly isn’t going to do Ange any harm,” former Premier League winner Slater mentioned.
“Ange is definitely going to have to seriously consider this job if it’s offered to him.
“He’ll have the chance to work with world-class players, the likes of (England captain) Harry Kane and (South Korea skipper) Son Heung-min
“The danger is that if he has a slow start, it could cost him his job.”
Slater mentioned Postecoglou would additionally must weigh up whether or not to forego the probability of additional success in Scotland with Celtic as properly the prospect to once more information the Hoops within the UEFA Champions League subsequent season.
Former Celtics star Chris Sutton hoped Postecoglou’s “unfinished business” within the Champions League would maintain him on the Scottish giants for not less than one other season.
“But I am also a realist and I know Spurs would be a huge draw, Sutton told theDaily Record.
“We don’t know what Postecoglou is thinking, but it’s not a leap to believe he would want to test himself in the English Premier League one day.
“He’s been linked with numerous jobs (in England) and there is a feeling clubs are starting to sit up and take notice of his achievements.
“It’s clear they now know he’s a top-class coach. Celtic fans are right to be concerned … but I would think even Celtic fans would understand if he made that decision, even if they would be desperately disappointed.
“I’m sure a lot of Spurs fans would be happy to see him come in, even if he might not be the big-name appointment some of the other candidates might be.
“There is a historical demand for entertaining, attacking football at the club, and Postecoglou ticks those boxes.”
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