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Tottenham fans are keen on Maurizio Sarri appointment following latest update
Maurizio Sarri could be back on the radar for Tottenham as the north London club continue their hunt for a new manager.
, the free agent coach is yet to agree to take over as manager of Lazio following this weekend’s news that Antonio Conte had rejected a proposal from Tottenham.
As per the report, the former Chelsea head coach has seemingly had his head swayed by the news. Furthermore, Lazio have failed to get in contact with Sarri, putting his move to the Roman club in doubt.
Indeed, the Serie A side are keen to appoint the former Napoi manager. Laizo recently lost long-term head coach Simone Inzaghi to Inter Milan after Conte left the Italian champions.
Spurs are seeking for a new manager to replace Jose Mourinho, who faced the chop from the club almost six weeks ago. Ryan Mason has been in interim charge since, with the former Tottenham midfielder losing the League Cup final.
Indeed, the north London side have been linked with plenty of managers, yet none have yet to put pen to paper to join the club.
Sarri is wanted by some Tottenham fans
Although Sarri has been linked with Spurs already in recent weeks, some supporters on social media are keen on the Italian manager to join the club.
Here’s what some fans had to say about the news on Twitter…
Better than Potter in my books
— Kobus🤠 (@Tanguyontour)
Just me who thinks Sarri is better than 90% of our targets?
— Josh (@josh_wiggan)
Unpopular opinion but Sarri would actually be decent for us
— lucy🍀 (@LucyDoran12)
— Simon (@Officialsmoody)
Lot of negative comments but he is way more qualified and experienced then the likes of Potter or Parker…
— levyout (@kaneszn1)
I quite like this tbf
— Corrado Baresi (@BaresiCorrado)
Moreover, Sarri managed London rivals Chelsea for a single season in which the Blues won the UEFA Europa League.
The Premier League giants also achieved a top-four finished under the Italian manager. Sarri left for Juventus after one year with the club.