“TOTTENHAM IN SENSATIONAL MOVE TO HIJACK EUROPEAN FOOTBALLING GOD AS FRANK’S REPLACEMENT – YOU WON’T BELIEVE WHO THEY’RE TARGETING!
Tottenham Hotspur’s defeat to Fulham at the weekend marked their third consecutive loss in all competitions, while in the Premier League they are now without a win in four matches heading into tonight’s difficult away clash with Newcastle United.
Currently sitting 12th in the table, Spurs urgently need a turnaround.
If results do not improve soon, Thomas Frank’s position could come under increasing pressure, especially with the club still hoping to push for a Champions League spot despite their poor run of form.
In light of the growing uncertainty, former Barcelona manager Xavi Hernandez has reportedly emerged as a potential successor to Frank.
According to Fichajes, Tottenham are considering the Spaniard, though they face competition from Manchester United, who are also evaluating Xavi as a possible replacement should they part ways with Ruben Amorim.
Xavi has been out of work since his dismissal from Barcelona in 2024 and is therefore available to step in immediately if Tottenham decide to make a managerial change.
His availability, experience at a top club and clear footballing philosophy make him an appealing candidate for the London side.
A look at Xavi’s credentials suggests he could be a strong fit for Spurs.
During his relatively short spell at Barcelona, he notably guided the team to a La Liga title and oversaw a dynamic, attack-minded style of play.
Tottenham, who are in clear need of improved man-management and more creativity in the final third, may view him as the ideal figure to revitalise their attacking approach.
While injuries have undeniably affected Frank’s tenure, Tottenham’s forward line has consistently underwhelmed.
Considering the quality they possess on paper, the hierarchy will feel the team is falling well short of expectations in the attacking phase.
Xavi’s Barcelona were strong offensively, often using a high defensive line to dominate possession deep in the opposition half.
With the defensive personnel Tottenham currently have, they appear well suited to operating within such a tactical framework.
With a congested festive schedule approaching, the coming weeks will be crucial in determining how much longer Thomas Frank remains at the helm and how Spurs ultimately position themselves heading into the new year.
