Tom Barclay

2 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Tom Barclay

NUNO ESPIRITO SANTO will have dreamt of delivering Champions League football at Tottenham once upon a time. The Portuguese never came close to it unfortunately because Daniel Levy sacked him after only 17 games in charge back in 2021. But Nuno took a huge step to qualifying for Europe’s elite club competition at Spurs as his Forest side recorded an easy win back on his old stomping ground.

6 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Tom Barclay

TOTTENHAM are expected to part ways with supremo Scott Munn following the appointment of ex-Arsenal man Vinai Venkatesham. Aussie Munn, 51, has been Spurs' chief football officer - de facto No2 to chairman Daniel Levy - since September 2023. His post formally began just a few months after compatriot Ange Postecoglou took charge as head coach. But Munn is now believed to be set for the exit door after the club lured former Gunners CEO Venkatesham to become their new chief executive from this summer.

6 days ago | thesun.co.uk | Tom Barclay

ANYONE who thinks Tottenham’s players have given up on Ange Postecoglou should take a look at James Maddison putting himself in the line of fire in Frankfurt. The England man surely knew he was in for an almighty clattering by goalkeeper Kaua Santos when he rose to head a long ball midway late on in the first half. But he put himself in harm’s way anyway - and won a vital penalty in the process, stuck away by Dominic Solanke.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Tom Barclay

ANGE POSTECOGLOU is in the dark over his future as he prepares for his do-or-die clash in Germany. The Tottenham boss will be in danger of the sack if his team lose their Europa League quarter-final second leg at Eintracht Frankfurt on Thursday night - where they are without injured captain Son Heung-min. That is because it would extinguish any chance of salvaging what has been a miserable campaign in the league where Spurs are out of both cups and down to 15th in the league.

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Tom Barclay

TOTTENHAM have hired former Arsenal bigwig Vinai Venkatesham as their new chief executive. The British-Indian supremo, 44, will take over in the summer and be responsible for all operations on and off the pitch in his new role after crossing the North London divide. Venkatesham, who is currently a non-executive director of the British Olympic Association, stepped down as CEO of the Gunners last summer and has rejected other jobs in the meantime.