Overview
- Multiple well-sourced reports from ESPN, The Athletic and BBC/NBC indicate Spurs are not planning an immediate change, with the Lewis family and CEO Vinai Venkatesham favoring a measured approach.
- Sunday’s 3-0 loss at Nottingham Forest deepened scrutiny, leaving Tottenham 11th with 22 points from 16 league games, their poorest start at this stage since 2008.
- Club discussions are focused on reinforcing the squad in January, with The Times reporting a push for experienced, first‑team upgrades and potential sales such as Yves Bissouma to create room.
- Signs of strain include Djed Spence’s angry reaction to substitution and previous post‑match snubs, as Frank publicly insists the turnaround will take time and is “not a quick fix.”
- Despite stated backing, outlets report contingency tracking of alternatives — including Mauricio Pochettino, Marco Silva and Oliver Glasner — described as monitoring rather than an imminent move.