Sean Dyche sets condition to take Tottenham Hotspur job

Sean Dyche

Tottenham Hotspur believed that after winning the Europa League last season, this season, they might end up competing for major trophies.

However, this season is turning out to be the exact opposite for the Spurs. First, they surprisingly sacked Ange Postecoglou even after delivering a European trophy.

Next, they appointed Thomas Frank from Brentford. The Danish manager started his career as the Spurs’ manager well.

But soon, the performances dipped. And, as a result, Tottenham decided to sack him as they wanted improvement in their results.

So, they appointed former Juventus manager Igor Tudor as their interim boss. They already know the manager they want in the summer.

However, their main target to replace Thomas Frank was unavailable. That is why they appointed Tudor as an interim.

But the Croatian is yet to win a game of football as the manager of Tottenham Hotspur. And to make matters worse, the Spurs have dropped into a relegation battle.

They are fighting with West Ham United, Nottingham Forest, Burnley, and Wolves for survival in the English top-flight division.

Now, they are thinking about changing their interim manager. Tudor has already delivered a scary update ahead of his team’s clash with Liverpool at Anfield.

So, if he loses that game as well, he might end up losing his job. The former Burnley, Everton, and Nottingham Forest manager, Sean Dyche, is a potential candidate to take his job.

However, Dyche had already set his condition before taking up the job. According to talkSPORT, Sean Dyche is reluctant to take up a short-term job at Spurs.

The 54-year-old is eyeing a permanent role. However, there are many potential candidates for the Spurs to take up the role on a temporary basis.

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