Tottenham Hotspur have long been one of the top clubs in the English Premier League. However, despite finishing within the top 6 in 13 of the last 14 seasons, they have never won the league.
Tottenham’s last trophy came in 2008 when they beat Chelsea 2-1 in extra time to lift the League Cup. A long wait for silverware has resulted in an increased amount of pressure on all managers who have taken the job at Spurs with the club having five managers in charge since 2019.
Current Tottenham Manager
On Sunday 26th March 2023, Tottenham Hotspur and Antonio Conte parted ways by mutual consent. Interim manager Cristian Stellini followed suit and was sacked less than a month later after just four matches in charge.
Antonio Conte is an Italian football manager who was appointed as the manager of Tottenham Hotspur in November 2021. He has a reputation for being a disciplined and tactically astute manager who demands a high level of commitment and work rate from his players.
Conte has had a successful managerial career, winning multiple trophies with clubs such as Juventus, Chelsea, and Inter Milan. He led Juventus to three consecutive Serie A titles between 2012 and 2014, and also guided Chelsea to the Premier League title in his first season in charge in 2016-17. In his second season with Inter Milan, he led the team to their first Serie A title in over a decade.
At Tottenham Hotspur, Conte was brought in to turn around the fortunes of a team that had struggled under previous manager Nuno Espirito Santo. There were high hopes that he could guide the team to success in the coming seasons with his focus on defensive solidity and counter-attacking football.
Conte guided Spurs to a fourth place finish in his first season at the club, winning 22 of the 38 games played and scoring 69 goals which is more than any season since 2017/18.
Cristian Stellini was appointed interim manager following the sacking of Conte but lasted just four games in charge of the London club before he himself was dismissed by the club.
Ange Postecoglou
Ange Postecoglou’s appointment as Tottenham Hotspur’s head coach for the 2023/24 season was a significant moment in Premier League history, as he became the first Australian to manage a top-flight English club. Known for his tactical innovation and bold leadership, Postecoglou brings fresh energy and high ambitions to Spurs.
Before joining Tottenham, Postecoglou led Celtic to five major trophies over two seasons, including two Scottish Premiership titles. His attack-focused strategy revitalised Celtic’s performance, and he aimed to bring fresh energy and high ambitions to Spurs.
Postecoglou’s debut season at Tottenham began with him making history as the first manager to win three consecutive Barclays Premier League Manager of the Month awards. However, following a string of defeats in the early stages of the 2024/25 season, fans are calling for Postecoglou to be replaced, leading to speculation as to who will replace him as Spurs manager.
Who Will Be the Next Tottenham Manager?
Although it is reported that Postecoglou isn’t in immediate danger of the sack from Tottenham, he could be the Premier League manager to leave their post should his side not be able to improve quickly.
Betting odds are out for the next permanent manager of Tottenham Hotspur, and can be found below.
Several candidates are in the running to become the next Tottenham manager with no clear favourite currently.
Top of the list is ex-Brighton and Chelsea manager Graham Potter. The 49-year-old has been out of work since being sacked by Chelsea in April 2023 following 11 losses in 31 games.
Other potential replacements include Robert De Zerbi, Marco Silva, Thomas Frank, and Jose Mourinho.
List of Tottenham Managers
Several managers have taken charge of Tottenham Hotspur over the years. A full list of past and present Tottenham managers can be found below.
Manager
Period
Games
Won
Drawn
Lost
For
Against
Win %
Ange Postecoglou
2023
Cristian Stellini
2023-2023
4
1
1
2
6
11
25
Antonio Conte
2021-2023
74
41
10
23
133
82
55.41
Nuno Espírito Santo
2021
17
8
2
7
22
23
47.06
Ryan Mason
2021
7
4
0
3
14
9
57.14
Jose Mourinho
2019-2021
86
44
19
23
162
100
51.16
Mauricio Pochettino
2014-2019
290
159
62
69
549
306
54.83
Tim Sherwood
2013-2014
28
14
4
10
47
41
50
André Villas-Boas
2012-2013
80
44
20
16
137
89
55
Harry Redknapp
2008-2012
198
98
50
50
335
225
49.49
Juande Ramos
2007-2008
54
21
16
17
84
69
38.89
Martin Jol
2004-2007
149
67
38
44
242
184
44.97
Jacques Santini
2004
13
5
4
4
16
11
38.46
David Pleat
2003-2004
39
15
8
16
54
52
38.46
Glenn Hoddle
2001-2003
104
41
18
45
150
159
39.42
George Graham
1998-2001
125
49
35
41
177
152
39.2
Christian Gross
1997-1998
29
10
8
11
40
45
34.48
Gerry Francis
1994-1997
146
56
42
48
204
188
38.36
Ossie Ardiles
1993-1994
65
20
17
28
91
100
30.77
Livermore & Clemence
1992-1993
51
23
11
17
82
77
45.1
Peter Shreeve
1991-1992
60
23
12
25
79
74
38.33
Terry Venables
1987-1991
165
67
46
52
244
206
40.61
David Pleat
1986-1987
77
39
13
25
130
82
50.65
Peter Shreeve
1984-1986
117
56
25
36
204
130
47.86
Keith Burkinshaw
1976-1984
431
182
118
131
652
565
42.23
Terry Neill
1974-1976
89
31
26
32
127
126
34.83
Bill Nicholson
1958-1974
832
408
196
228
1,596
1,095
49.04
Jimmy Anderson
1955-1958
153
72
32
49
311
245
47.06
Arthur Rowe
1949-1955
283
135
59
89
517
387
47.7
Joe Hulme
1946-1949
150
64
47
39
230
167
42.67
Arthur Turner
1942-1946
49
27
11
11
113
58
55.1
Peter McWilliam
1938-1942
49
20
12
17
81
73
40.82
Jack Tresadern
1935-1938
146
65
34
47
296
202
44.52
Percy Smith
1929-1935
253
109
57
87
499
392
43.08
Billy Minter
1927-1929
124
49
24
51
223
244
39.52
Peter McWilliam
1913-1927
701
311
150
240
1,272
1,015
44.37
The Directors
1908-1913
231
99
49
83
410
343
42.86
Fred Kirkham
1907-1908
61
29
10
22
102
73
47.54
John Cameron
1899-1907
570
296
130
144
1,169
653
51.93
Frank Brettell
1898-1899
63
37
12
14
153
89
58.73
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