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Marco Silva Reportedly Willing to Accept Tottenham Offer to Succeed Postecoglou

Ange Postecoglou still has the chance to leave a lasting mark at Tottenham Hotspur as they prepare to face Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League final at Estadio de San Mamés on Wednesday, 21 May.
However, regardless of the result in Bilbao, it is widely expected that Postecoglou will part ways with Spurs by mutual consent at the end of the season.
With the Australian manager likely to depart, chairman Daniel Levy will be tasked with finding a suitable successor—and he might not have to look too far.
Reports suggest Marco Silva, currently managing Fulham, is emerging as a leading candidate and could be open to a move across London.

According to TBR Football (7 May), Silva has turned down Fulham’s offer of a new contract.
However, Spurs will need to act quickly, as Saudi club Al-Hilal have reportedly received the Portuguese coach’s approval for a proposal [A Alhanyan].
Former Tottenham scout Bryan King told Tottenham News that he believes Silva would accept a three-year contract worth £190,000 per week—amounting to roughly £10 million annually—if offered by Levy.
“I think Silva would want a three-year deal to manage Tottenham,” said King. “If I were in his shoes at Fulham and Spurs came calling, I’d look at what’s happened with previous managers.
He’d want that length of contract and strong financial backing, around £10 million a year.
I believe he’d take the job under those terms and would want to bring along his backroom staff—likely five people.
That could mean changes at Spurs, which may not be a bad thing, as some have been there for too long.”
Appointing Silva could be a bold but calculated move.
With extensive Premier League experience at clubs like Hull, Watford, Everton, and now Fulham, he has proven himself capable of building competitive sides.

If Tottenham support him properly in the transfer market, Silva could inject fresh energy and vision into the team.
With Postecoglou’s likely departure on the horizon, Levy must get his next managerial choice right.
Silva appears to tick several boxes and could be just the figure Spurs need to guide them forward.



