In a dramatic turn of events, Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Andoni Iraola as their new head coach, following the sudden sacking of Ange Postecoglou. The move marks a return to England for Iraola, who impressed during his tenure at Bournemouth with his attacking philosophy and tactical sharpness.

Postecoglou’s departure comes after a disappointing end to Spurs’ campaign, where a string of poor performances and failure to secure European qualification reportedly led to growing tensions within the club’s hierarchy. Despite early-season promise, Spurs faltered in crucial fixtures, leaving fans frustrated and the boardroom seeking change.

Iraola, 42, becomes the third manager to lead Tottenham in two years. Known for his high-energy, pressing style, he is seen as a modern coach capable of revitalizing a team in need of identity and direction. Sources suggest Spurs chairman Daniel Levy was impressed by Iraola’s tactical adaptability and ability to work with young talent.

Supporters are hopeful Iraola can finally bring consistency and a clear playing philosophy to North London. The Spaniard is expected to be unveiled in the coming days, with preseason preparations already underway.