EXCLUSIVE: Ange Postecoglou already lined up for return to club management within days of being sacked by Tottenham!

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the footballing world, Ange Postecoglou is reportedly already being lined up for a return to club management  just  after being sensationally sacked by Tottenham Hotspur. The decision to part ways with the popular Australian coach has stunned fans and pundits alike, many of whom are now questioning the direction of the North London club.

According to several sources, Postecoglou has held advanced talks with a top Scottish and European side eager to secure his services following his abrupt departure from Spurs.

Rangers, Sunderland and Wolverhampton are reportedly ready to make a move for Ange Postecoglou following his shock sacking by Tottenham Hotspur. Both clubs are keen to secure the experienced Australian manager, who remains highly respected despite his sudden departure from North London. Rangers see Postecoglou as the ideal candidate to reclaim dominance in the Scottish Premiership, while Sunderland view him as the perfect leader to guide them back to the Premier League and wolves has reportedly agreed 2 years interim deal with Ange Talks are believed to be at an final stage as personal teams agreed.

This unexpected development has only added to the growing sense of disbelief surrounding Tottenham’s decision to relieve the 58-year-old of his duties. Despite enduring a rocky second half of the 2024/25 season, Postecoglou’s bold, attacking football and charismatic leadership had won over large sections of the Spurs fanbase.

Fans Outraged by Tottenham’s “Hasty” Call

Social media has been flooded with reactions from supporters expressing disbelief and frustration. Many view Postecoglou’s sacking as a rash and short-sighted move by the Tottenham hierarchy, especially considering the progress made under his tenure.

“He brought us back to life after Conte’s dull football. He made us believe again,” one fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter). “This is a huge mistake.”

Others highlighted the injuries and squad instability that plagued Spurs’ campaign, arguing that Postecoglou deserved more time to implement his long-term vision.

“It was a project, and projects take time. We had glimpses of brilliance. He didn’t deserve this,” another fan added.

A Respected Figure in World Football

Postecoglou’s stock remains high despite his Tottenham exit. After successful spells with Brisbane Roar, the Australian national team, Yokohama F. Marinos in Japan, and a title-winning stint with Celtic in Scotland, his appointment at Spurs was seen as a progressive and refreshing choice.

His first season in the Premier League saw Tottenham play some of the most exciting football in recent memory, with the club topping the table early on. Injuries to key players like James Maddison and Cristian Romero disrupted momentum, but there were still signs of a bright future.

Former players and pundits have come out in support of Postecoglou, praising his tactical acumen and leadership. “He’s a top manager, no doubt,” said former Spurs defender Michael Dawson. “Any club that gets him now is lucky. I just hope Spurs don’t end up regretting this — but it feels like they will.”

Attention now turns to who will replace Postecoglou at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Names like Roberto De Zerbi, Thomas Tuchel, and Julian Nagelsmann are reportedly being considered, but no official shortlist has been confirmed.

The next manager will inherit a talented but inconsistent squad, with pressing issues in midfield and defense. More importantly, they will have to win over a fanbase that has once again been left questioning the club’s long-term vision.

Postecoglou’s Swift Return Proves His Quality

While Tottenham faces uncertainty, Postecoglou is preparing to embark on a new chapter possibly sooner than anyone expected. His reputation for building strong team cultures and delivering attacking, fearless football has made him an attractive target for clubs seeking stability and inspiration.

If the reports are true, and he is unveiled at his new club in the coming days, it will be a remarkable turnaround and a clear signal that the footballing world continues to hold Ange Postecoglou in the highest regard.

As one Spurs fan bluntly put it: “We didn’t lose a manager we lost a leader. And someone else is about to benefit from that.”