The old boss of “Theerathon” has been in charge of Spurs for 3 years, waiting for another 48 hours to be appointed.

English Premier League giants Tottenham Hotspur are close to appointing Ange Postecoglou as their new manager, while chairman Daniel Levy remains tough on Harry Kane’s future.

Former Yokohama coach F. Marinos is understood to have signed a contract of at least three years and is expected to make an official announcement within 48 hours.

British newspaper “Daily Mail”. Having reached the news from last Sunday (June 4) Tottenham officially contacted Celtic to discuss. to speak to Postecoglu about the managerial vacancy this week

Negotiations progressed quickly, with Postecoglou, who had 12 months remaining on his original contract at Parkhead, set to move to prove his skills in England after the two clubs agreed on compensation.

Postecoglou, who controls “Green and White Zebra”, won the Scottish Triple Championship last Saturday (June 3), becoming the trainer’s favourite. The new “Golden Spur Chicken” after being rejected by Julian Nagelsmann and Arne Slot

Former Spain boss Luis Enrique and Fulham boss Marco Silva are pulling out of negotiations, but Postecoglu has the support of the board. and prepare to save the North London Team Who finished only eighth in the Premier League for the 2022-23 season and have not won a title since 2008.

Postecoglu, 57, who worked with Thailand left-back Theerathon Bunmathan at Yokohama, is worried about Kane, 29, who has 12 months left on his contract at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

England captain Target for Real Madrid and Manchester United, the summer transfer market, but Levy does not want to be released to the same league team. Even risk losing players for free in 2024

However, it is still likely that Tottenham will be able to agree a fee for Kane with “White King” at least 100 million pounds (about 4,300 million baht), the same as Jude Bellingham, the army of Borussia Dort Mund

Jude, 19, is expected to move to the Santiago Bernabeu this summer for £100m.

But there is a belief that Levy will relax at the end of the summer transfer window and it is likely that Los Blancos will struggle to spend nine figures to sign Kane.