Pundit makes interesting Ange Postecoglou revelation that would not please Tottenham Hotspur fans

Postecoglou’s Spurs flight takes off from N17 to Anfield whispers?

Tottenham Hotspur have made significant progress since Ange Postecoglou took over the reins at N17, and the The Australian gaffer is drawing opportunities outside of North London as he advances.

In the brief period the former Celtic manager has been at White Hart Lane, the Lilywhites have gone from being among the struggling top six to being among the most entertaining teams in Europe.

After a couple of seasons managing Celtic, where the Australian completed a historic treble with a League Cup final victory over archrivals Rangers in his final season in charge, as well as winning the Scottish Premiership title in both of his seasons as manager—a noteworthy milestone. Although he was something of an unknown when he took over at N17 last summer, the 58-year-old has performed admirably in North London as Spurs attempt to finish in the conventional top four even though they have lost.

Richard Keys insists Liverpool should poach Postecoglou

Renowned pundit Richard Keys has suggested the Australian be the man to take over Liverpool following Jurgen Klopp’s exit, owing to the beaming job he has done at White Hart Lane.

Given that talks are moving swiftly with the Merseyside Reds looking to get a move for Feyenoord manager Arne Slot over the line, However, Keys insists that they should make a move for Postecoglou rather. Speaking to beIN Sports, he asserts that the Australian gaffer isn’t paid a lot at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and hence the Anfield It wouldn’t cost much for side to sign him.

Liverpool should still try, he says, even if he knows it’s unlikely that Levy will let go of Ange.Richard Keys stated to beIN Sports as follows:

Is Postecoglou, the manager of Spurs, going to Liverpool?

“I would choose Postecoglou.” I mention that because at first I believed it would be too difficult to free him. I was then informed that his buy-out is not very large and that his income is not outstanding because he was not his first pick.

Thus, that would be my first preference. He would be fantastic at Anfield, in my opinion. I simply didn’t think it was feasible because I didn’t think Levy would let him go. However, I’m informed the numbers