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MADRID, SPAIN - MARCH 10: Igor Tudor head coach of Tottenham Hotspur FC reacts during the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 Round of 16 First Leg match between Atletico de Madrid and Tottenham Hotspur FC at Estadio Civitas Metropolitano on March 10, 2026 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Diego Souto/Getty Images) | Getty Images Igor Tudor hasn’t exactly set the world alight in his short stint as head coach of Tottenham Hotspur; in fact, quite the opposite. Spurs are yet to earn a single point under his leadership, while conceding 14 across those four matches.

To continue the burning metaphors, Tudor’s reign has been an absolute dumpster fire. Which is why Spurs’ top brass are looking at alternatives, as David Orstein of The Athletic has the latest: 🚨 Tottenham Hotspur actively working on candidates to replace Igor Tudor if decision taken to make another head coach change after Liverpool trip. Unclear whether would be interim again or longer-term appointment but #THFC exploring options @TheAthleticFC https://t.

co/79a65sekRl — David Ornstein (@David_Ornstein) March 13, 2026 Well, duh. The piece is remarkably light on detail for an Orstein article, but is essentially summarized in the tweet: Vinai Venkatesham and Johan Lange are actively searching for a replacement for Igor Tudor in the case that they opt to change tack once more in an effort to avoid a relegation that in many ways feels all but assured. The oddity in the piece (which came out yesterday) is this specific part: …Spurs are contingency planning for the event of bringing Tudor’s reign to an end following the Anfield trip.

My question in response to this is: why wait? Though the piece is light on detail, reading between the lines it reeks of desperation and indecision from Spurs’ leadership. If you think Tudor is not the guy to help Spurs stave off relegation, will a trip to Anfield change that?