Breaking News: Spurs have fired Tudor after a 0% Premier League win rate as they face a full relegation battle.
On 29 Mar 2026 GMT+7, Tottenham Hotspur ended their cooperation with Igor Tudor by mutual consent after just 37 days in charge, failing to secure a single Premier League victory. His record was as follows.
Tudor managed Spurs in 7 matches across all competitions, winning 1, drawing 1, and losing 5. In the Premier League, he oversaw 5 games with 1 draw and 4 losses, while in the UEFA Champions League, the team won 1 and lost 1 out of 2 matches.
What happened?
Tudor took over in February following Tottenham's dismissal of Thomas Frank, but results deteriorated further. The team lost to Arsenal, Fulham, Crystal Palace, and Nottingham Forest, including a 0-3 defeat to Forest in the latest game, which sealed his fate.
Tudor is still mourning the loss of his father, leading the club to handle the situation with particular sensitivity. It has been a difficult period both professionally and personally.
How serious is the relegation threat?
Currently, Spurs are in 17th place, just one point above the relegation zone, with only 7 games remaining. The risk of dropping to the Championship is very high, especially given the tough remaining fixtures against Aston Villa, Chelsea, and Everton.
Who will take over?
Spurs' top target is Roberto De Zerbi, but he is hesitant to accept a mid-season role, preferring to wait for an opportunity with a full preseason in the summer.