Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou is under serious pressure as his team prepares to face Manchester United in the UEFA Europa League final on Wednesday, May 21, in Bilbao, Spain.
Despite leading Spurs to their first European final since 2019, Postecoglou’s job is at risk due to the team’s poor performance in the English Premier League this season.
Tottenham currently sits 17th on the league table after losing 21 matches — their worst top-flight record since the 1993/94 season. This has raised doubts about Postecoglou’s future, with reports linking chairman Daniel Levy to potential replacements.
A win against Manchester United would not only end Tottenham’s 17-year wait for a trophy but also earn them a place in next season’s UEFA Champions League.
Postecoglou, known for delivering trophies in his second season at previous clubs, says he still believes in his players. But his position remains shaky due to the team’s poor domestic results.
His earlier bold statement that he “always wins things” in his second year has become a key talking point among fans and critics.
Now, all eyes are on the final in Bilbao. It could either bring joy to Spurs fans or signal the end of Postecoglou’s time in charge.
