TOTTENHAM IN TOTAL MELTDOWN MODE! Club “DESPERATE” to DITCH Ange and UNLEASH “INCREDIBLE” 4-3-3 GENIUS Who’s Already Won EIGHT TROPHIES – This Monster Manager Will Turn Spurs Into Serial Winners OVERNIGHT! You Won’t Believe Who Levy Is About to Appoint… (It’s Actually Happening)
Tottenham Hotspur are now giving serious consideration to appointing an “incredible” manager as a potential successor to Thomas Frank, after Saturday’s 2-1 defeat at home to Fulham intensified scrutiny on the Dane’s position.
Thomas Frank under growing pressure after Fulham setback
Spurs’ alarming run of results at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium continued, with the loss to the Cottagers marking their third defeat in four Premier League home matches.
The performance was particularly troubling in the first half, where a lack of invention and penetration once again highlighted the team’s ongoing creative problems.
This is far from an isolated issue. Earlier in the campaign, Spurs registered an expected-goals figure of only 0.07 in the North London derby against Arsenal—the lowest xG recorded by any Premier League side this season—further exposing the attacking shortcomings under Frank.
With just one home league victory so far, pressure is intensifying, and former Spurs player Jamie O’Hara has openly questioned whether Frank is the right man to lead the club.
Tottenham eyeing Xavi as potential replacement
Given the stagnation, ENIC and the Tottenham hierarchy have started to explore alternatives.
Reports from Spain claim the club are now seriously weighing up a move for Barcelona legend Xavi, with the board prepared to act if results fail to improve by the end of next month.
Xavi, now 45, has been out of management since his dismissal from Barcelona in May 2024.
However, he remains highly regarded across Europe, and there is already Premier League interest, with Manchester United also considering him as a possible successor to Ruben Amorim.
Although Spurs have yet to make formal contact, they are expected to reach out should their form continue to deteriorate.
Why Xavi is viewed as an “incredible” candidate
If Frank cannot turn things around, Xavi could represent a compelling alternative. O’Hara has suggested the Spurs job may simply be too big for Frank, making the pursuit of a manager with elite-level experience a logical step. Xavi fits that profile perfectly.
The former midfield maestro guided Barcelona to the 2022–23 La Liga title, plays a progressive 4-3-3 system, and has already secured eight major trophies during his coaching career—contrasting sharply with Frank, who has yet to win any silverware.
Praised as “incredible” by Pep Guardiola, Xavi brings pedigree, a clear tactical identity, and a proven winning mentality.
With Tottenham’s recent attacking displays falling well below expectations, he may be the ideal candidate to usher in a new direction should the club decide a managerial change is necessary.
