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“MIND-BLOWING Tottenham Plot Unveiled: ‘MEGA’ Offer to Snag Europe’s TOP Coach and DITCH Ange – Fans Will Be Speechless!”

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly preparing a major contract offer for Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi, according to InterLive.

 

The club has identified the Italian as their ideal replacement for Ange Postecoglou and is willing to offer him a top-tier salary to lure him to North London.

 

Inzaghi’s current deal with Inter runs until June 2026. Although there have been discussions about a possible extension, InterLive suggests that a departure could be on the horizon for the 49-year-old coach.

 

The Italian manager is highly regarded in the Premier League and was previously linked to the Manchester United role earlier this season before the club appointed Ruben Amorim.

 

Tottenham’s interest in Inzaghi is reportedly intensifying as the summer transfer window nears.

 

With Postecoglou set to leave Spurs regardless of their Europa League outcome, the club is keen on securing a fresh start with a new manager.

The Australian’s future has been cast into doubt due to Tottenham’s poor domestic form.

 

Spurs are currently experiencing one of their worst campaigns in Premier League history. With only one win in their last nine league games, they find themselves 16th in the table with just three matches left.

 

If they finish in this position, it would mark their lowest placement since the Premier League’s inception in 1992/93.

 

Meanwhile, Inzaghi continues to impress in Italy and Europe.

 

Inter Milan remain in the race for the Serie A title, sitting second and just three points behind Napoli with three matches remaining.

 

Additionally, they are in contention for a Champions League final spot, having drawn 3-3 with Barcelona in the first leg of the semi-final.

 

The second leg will be played at the San Siro on Tuesday, and Inter remain hopeful of advancing.

 

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