Tottenham next manager: Shock Simone Inzaghi twist emerges
Inter Milan manager Simone Inzaghi has been linked with the Tottenham manager’s job for next season.
At 48, the Italian has transformed Inter Milan into a Serie A powerhouse, securing the 2023-24 title, adding a couple of Coppa Italia wins, multiple Supercoppa triumphs and a Champions League final.
He employs 3-5-2 system in Italy, which is primarily built on defensive solidity and dynamic wing-back play.
Ange Postecoglou should be sacked for Tottenham to hire Inzaghi
Spurs cannot continue with Ange Postecoglou for next season and must sack him in order to bring in the Inter Milan manager.
Inzaghi emerges as a compelling fit for Tottenham, blending tactical acumen with a proven track record that aligns with the club’s ambitions.
Paul O Keefe, a reputed insider at the club, reported on X on 28 March that Inzaghi, along with Edin Terzic, Andoni Iraola and others, are on the list of managers considered by the club.
As he’s already on contract at Inter Milan, prising him away is not going to be a cheap affair and is likely to take a decent amount of convincing.
Daniel Levy must begin discussions with Inzaghi’s representatives
The Italian could rejuvenate Spurs’ inconsistent backline while unleashing the attacking potential of players like Son Heung-min and Richarlison.
Inzaghi’s ability to maximise strikers, evidenced by Lautaro Martínez’s resurgence, bodes well for a squad craving cohesion up top.
He delivers both style and substance, with Inter averaging over two goals per game in recent seasons.
| Trophy won | Club | Season/Year |
| Serie A | Inter Milan | 2023-24 |
| Coppa Italia | Inter Milan; Lazio | 2021-22 & 2022-23; 2018-19 |
| Supercoppa Italiana | Inter Milan; Lazio | 2021, 2022 & 2023; 2017 & 2019 |
His Champions League experience, including a 2023 final run, equips him to elevate Spurs beyond domestic scraps into European contention, a step Daniel Levy’s project desperately needs and that’s why it makes sense to open conversations with his representatives.
Tottenham’s squad, rich with talent like James Maddison and Pedro Porro, mirrors the technical profiles Inzaghi thrives with, offering a seamless tactical fit.
Beyond the pitch, his calm demeanor contrasts with the volatility of past Spurs managers, promising stability for a club prone to chaos.