💡 Embrace the club’s ‘DNA’ 💡 Build around youth 💡 Overhaul the defence 🔎 A guide for how Tottenham's next manager can fix a broken club via iPaperSport
Fans will tolerate reactive, counter-attacking if it’s producing results and for a while under both Mourinho and Conte, it did. But when the wins dry up, tolerance is swiftly replaced at first by frustration and then even worse apathy. Spurs fans have had enough of being bored; they want to be entertained again.
A rebuild around youth is required and Spurs do not have to look far for inspiration: Premier League leaders Arsenal have the second-youngest team, on average, in the division, only behind Southampton. The good news is that Spurs already possess a strong nucleus of young talent. Identifying exciting, up-and-coming youngsters to add to an already talented group should be central to the club’s recruitment moving forward.Despite having a defensive coach and playing defensive football, Spurs have conceded more goals than any other club in the top half of the table. Even West Ham in 18th place have a superior record.
Lloris has been an exceptional servant to the club, but a long-term successor is required. Brentford’s David Raya has been linked and would fit the bill as a modern sweeper keeper. Adding a left-sided central defender is another transfer window priority with Clement Lenglet set to return to Barcelona in the summer.
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