Another terrible news hit Tottenham, as Ange Postecoglou has sorrowfully announced…
On July 1, Postecoglou—who will become the first Australian manager in the Premier League—will sign with Spurs. During his two years at Celtic, he won a domestic triple this season in addition to back-to-back Scottish Premiership crowns.
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Get the Sky Sports App Ange Postecoglou, manager of Celtic, celebrates after the team’s victory in the Scottish Cup quarterfinal at Tynecastle Park in Edinburgh. Date of photo: March 11, 2023, a Saturday.
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The new head coach, Ange, “brings a positive mentality and a fast, attacking style of play,” according to Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.
“He has a proven track record of producing players and is aware of the value of the academy’s connection to everything that matters to our team.
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After reaching an agreement with Celtic to bring Postecoglou, 57, to north London, Spurs held negotiations with him on Monday.
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After considering Fulham head coach Marco Silva and Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi, Postecoglou emerged as the favored candidate last week.
After Antonio Conte was fired in March, Postecoglou takes over as the permanent manager of Spurs. For the remainder of the season, Ryan Mason and Cristian Stellini took over as interim head coaches.
Postecoglou was persuaded to stay in Glasgow by Spurs’ offer, despite Celtic’s best efforts to keep the former Australia manager in Glasgow.
