Tottenham are on the market for a new manager once again after parting ways with Igor Tudor .
The appointment of Tudor was designed to "to improve performances and deliver results" as Tottenham sought to pull away from the relegation zone and go as far as possible in the Champions League .
Given Tudor’s experience of managing in several top European leagues, he was to be viewed as a serious candidate for the full-time role if he did well during his spell in charge.
However, the Croat departs north London after just 44 days having overseen five defeats in seven matches in all competitions , winning just once which was ultimately in vain against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.
Spurs are now searching for their third manager of the season and amid links to Sean Dyche, Roberto De Zerbi and Marco Silva .
When is the next Tottenham manager’s first game in charge?
As communicated in the official club statement, “an update on a new Head Coach will be provided in due course”.
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Bruno Saltor will lead training for the players not currently away on international duty and Spurs plan to appoint a new head coach in the coming days, so someone is in place for when the players return from international duty.
With Spurs not in FA Cup action next weekend, it means the new head coach’s first game will be against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on April 12.
What are Tottenham’s remaining fixtures?
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