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Hutter Rules Himself Out of Immediate Tottenham Move

Adi Hutter
March 2026

Adi Hutter has effectively ruled out taking the Tottenham job now, saying he does not want to return to management until the start of next season at the earliest. His stance removes him from the immediate shortlist as Spurs look for a fast solution. Hutter’s public position has stayed consistent despite the fresh Tottenham links, with reports saying he wants any next role to begin only with a full pre-season. That timing does not fit Tottenham’s urgent need for someone to handle the closing relegation battle.

Tottenham Offer De Zerbi Survival Bonus as They Push for Immediate Appointment

Roberto De Zerbi
March 2026

Tottenham are reportedly trying to convince Roberto De Zerbi to take the job immediately rather than wait for the summer, with a survival bonus and sign-on fee said to be part of the pitch. The club are moving quickly after Tudor left by mutual consent with Spurs only one point above the relegation zone. Reports say De Zerbi remains the leading target but has preferred a summer start, while Tottenham want him in now to stabilise the final stretch of the season. The approach reflects how urgent the situation has become after seven matches under Tudor produced severe damage to Spurs’ league position.

Kulusevski Undergoes Further Knee Surgery as Tottenham Wait Continues

Dejan Kulusevski
March 2026

Dejan Kulusevski has undergone another knee operation, extending an already long absence that has kept him out for the entire 2025-26 season so far. The Tottenham winger said little about timing and avoided setting any return date as he continues rehabilitation. Reports said the second surgery in 10 months was intended to address lingering complications that had blocked the final stages of his comeback. Sweden coach Graham Potter had recently said Kulusevski was still only at a support-stage rehab level, underlining how far he remains from match action

Kulusevski to Join Sweden Camp in Support Role During Rehab

Dejan Kulusevski
March 2026

Dejan Kulusevski will link up with Sweden’s camp despite still being sidelined, with Graham Potter wanting the Tottenham forward around the squad for morale and support. He is not expected to play, but his presence is viewed as useful during a high-pressure international window.
Reports said Kulusevski will visit the Sweden camp in Spain while continuing his recovery from a long-term knee injury. Potter said the stage of his rehab makes the visit manageable, even though he remains unavailable for competitive action.

Tottenham Explore De Zerbi Option as Survival Fight Shapes Manager Search

Roberto De Zerbi
March 2026

Tottenham are considering Roberto De Zerbi as a leading candidate for their head coach role, but any move is tied closely to Premier League survival. The club’s worsening league position has accelerated planning while Igor Tudor’s future remains uncertain. Reports say Spurs have discussed both an immediate and summer route for De Zerbi, though there are concerns over any contract structure linked to relegation. Tottenham are using the current break to reassess options after slipping to just one point above the drop zone.

Tudor Misses Media Duties After Tottenham Loss Because of Family Bereavement

Igor Tudor
March 2026

Igor Tudor did not take Tottenham’s post-match media duties after the Nottingham Forest defeat because of a family bereavement. Croatian media reports identified the loss as the death of his father, though the club itself publicly confirmed only an immediate family bereavement. Tottenham were beaten 3-0 at home, deepening the pressure around the club’s league position and form. In Tudor’s absence, assistant Bruno Saltor faced the media and said the squad’s focus was on supporting the manager while trying to help the players through a difficult stretch.

Slot Rejects Carragher Claim That Liverpool Have Become a Team of Individuals

Arne Slot
March 2026

Arne Slot pushed back against Jamie Carragher’s claim that Liverpool now look like a group of individuals, insisting his players still showed collective spirit. He accepted there were wider cohesion problems, but said the team did not give up after conceding late against Tottenham. Carragher had warned that boos at Anfield signalled a serious breakdown between team and supporters after Liverpool slipped further off the pace domestically. Slot replied that, despite repeated setbacks and a toxic atmosphere, his players kept fighting and therefore did not deserve that particular criticism.

Carragher Warns Slot Faces Big Fight to Win Liverpool Fans Back

Jamie Carragher
March 2026

Jamie Carragher said Arne Slot now faces a very difficult task to rebuild trust with Liverpool supporters after boos rang out at Anfield following the draw with Tottenham. He described the crowd reaction as a major warning sign during a worsening season. Liverpool’s failure to beat Tottenham left them fifth and deepened concern over their slide from last season’s title success. Carragher said the visible frustration in the stadium, including boos and fans leaving early, showed that the relationship between the manager and the crowd had shifted sharply.

Porro Defends Tudor After Early Kinsky Substitution in Atletico Defeat

Igor Tudor
March 2026

Pedro Porro said Tottenham’s squad supported Igor Tudor’s decision to replace Antonin Kinsky early against Atletico Madrid, insisting it was done to protect the goalkeeper. The defender framed the move as support for a team-mate rather than punishment after a disastrous opening. Kinsky was taken off after Tottenham fell 3-0 down inside 17 minutes, having made mistakes in the build-up to two goals. Speaking later, Porro said the dressing room understood Tudor’s thinking and that he personally told Kinsky football setbacks happen and recovery must start immediately.

Keane Brands Liverpool Bad Champions After Spurs Draw at Anfield

Liverpool
March 2026

Roy Keane labelled Liverpool bad champions after their 1-1 draw with Tottenham left them 21 points behind Arsenal. The former Manchester United captain questioned the squad’s mentality and suggested deeper problems may be affecting the team’s chemistry and title defence. Speaking on Sky Sports, Keane said great teams back up success and argued Liverpool’s fall from last season’s title win has been severe. He also pointed to possible background issues after the draw, while Dominik Szoboszlai warned the squad as they slipped further from the top four race.

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