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Report: Tottenham stick to transfer plans despite Mourinho sacking
Tottenhamཧ Hotspur’s transfer plans haven’t changed despite Jose Mourinho’s sacking as manager of the club with a backup striker still the priority for the Lilywhites.
, the club’s t𓄧alisman Harry Kane is ready to consider his future at the club with the outfit set for yet anothe♊r trophyless season and on the verge of failing to reach the Champions League for the second season in a row.
De꧅spite this, Daniel Levy has no plans to sell the England international and instead is focusing on finding a capable deputy for the 27-ye﷽ar-old.
However, as part of their transfer plans for this summer’s transfer window, loanee Carlos Vinicius will be sent back to Liga NOS outfit Benfica with the club opting not to take up thꩵe £36m option to make his move permanent.
TBR View: Incoming boss will have his own transfer plans
Football has moved away from the days where the manager would have complete control of▨ the football side of the club. This has been seen in the changing of roles for coaches coming into a club with the traditional label ‘manager🦄’ dropped for the new title ‘head coach’.
Arsene Wenger at Arsenal was the last man to hold such power, however, shortly before his departure as manager of the club, the Gunners hired a scout in , who helped in player recruitment. The club then hired a director of f🍎ootball in former player , moving further away from the traditional footballing ways.
The S♎ky Sports report seems to suggest the Lilywhites will target players separately to what the new man in charge will desire. It could create for a volatile work environment especially when the person coming in will have targets of their own.
This isn’t to say the head coach wღouldn’t have any say in who comes in to his squad. However, it does highlight the dwindling nature of a person’s role at the helm of a football club in modern-day football.