I didn't even imagine it when Son Heung-min was in, 'repeated as a coach' in just seven months... 英 a leading newspaper report

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It's an endless downfall. Just seven months after captain Son Heung-min left for Los Angeles FC, Tottenham Hotspur faced the worst crisis to replace two coaches.

The British media Telegraph reported on the 7th (Korea time) that "Tottenham may change its coach again," adding, "Interim coach Igor Tudor, who took over in February, is on the verge of being replaced."

It was a deadly worm that lost all three games. According to the media, Tottenham's leaders are seriously considering replacing their manager after losing the English Premier League (EPL) match against Crystal Palace.

Son Heung-min did not do this when he wore the captain's armband. Under coach Anze Postecoglou, Son Heung-min's Tottenham achieved results by lifting the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) Europa League (UEL) trophy, and the manager's change was not repeated indiscriminately as it is now.

However, after Son Heung-min left, the patience of local fans has already run out. "Thousands of fans left the stadium at half-time during the Palace match," the Telegraph said. "Even tunnel club members, who cost about 20,000 pounds (about 34 million won) per seat, criticized the leadership, including CEO Vinay Venkatesham."

It's a historic slump. Tottenham is currently mired in 11 consecutive winless games (four draws and seven losses), including five consecutive league losses. It is the first time in 51 years since 1975 that the league has not won 11 games, and the fifth consecutive defeat is the first disgrace in 12 years since 2004.

Even Tudor responded sharply to questions about the replacement. According to the Telegraph, he said after the defeat at Palace, "I don't think about the possibility of a hard run. "I'm just doing my job," he said, refusing to respond to the question of whether he will serve as the next game coach.

There are even rumors of discord with the team. After losing all three games since taking office, Tudor did not hesitate to make sniping remarks, saying, "It may sound strange, but after the game, I have a greater belief than before," or "If not, those who will stay on this ship should stay and get off."

For now, Tottenham plans to maintain the Tudor system until the first leg of the round of 16 in the Atletico Madrid (Spain) Champions League. However, depending on the results of the match against Liverpool and Nottingham Forest, there is a high possibility that a new coach will be appointed before the away match in Sunderland.

Former Brighton and Hove Albion coach Roberto De Gerby is being mentioned as a candidate for the next head coach. The Telegraph added, "If Tottenham succeeds in staying, de Gerby is considered as a long-term option and talks have already been exchanged." De Zerby recently left the team under mutual agreement after serving as the head coach of Marseille.

Tottenham's collapse accelerated after Son Heung-min's transfer in August last year. Since the days of former coach Thomas Frank in December last year, internal discipline has already collapsed. According to the Daily Mail, Mickey van der Penn and Jed Spence ignored fans' applause and went straight to the locker room, drawing controversy, and head coach Jon Hatinga left 32 days after his appointment, criticizing the club's inexperienced management.

It is an unbelievable slump that the team won the Europa League with Son Heung-min last season and reached the Champions League final seven years ago. Tottenham are now even considering a back-to-back managerial replacement to avoid relegation after 49 years.

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