Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy has given the fans a full explanation on why the board appointed Ange Postecoglou as their new head coach
The Australian signed a four-year contract in north London after winning a treble at home with Celtic. Levy also explained Tottenham's reasons behind the appointment of Ange Postecoglou.
Spurs' recent protracted search for a manager finally ended on Tuesday when they announced the arrival of Postecoglou as Antonio Conte's long-term successor as head coach on a four-year contract until 2027.
The first Australian to ever manage a Premier League club arrives in north London after enhancing his reputation in Scotland by winning five of the six available domestic trophies, followed by one, in two highly successful seasons at Celtic Stay in Japan with Yokohama F. Marinos and succeeding triple locally this semester. Tottenham is keen to return to the club's rich attacking traditions after the likes of Conte and Jose Mourinho adopted a tougher style of football. Postecoglou's commitment to an appealing style and ability to develop young players was clearly influential in his appointment.
Referring again to Postecoglou's arrival during a video call with fan group representatives ahead of the launch of Tottenham's new supporter board, chief executive Levy said: "We made the conscious decision that we want a manager who understands what we really want as a club", which is comprised of playing attacking football, allowing everyone to enjoy the game and be entertained, and someone who understands the importance of the academy."
Postecoglou sent his first message to Spurs fans on Friday, promising the team an exciting "new direction" and vowing to leave no stone unturned in their quest for glory.
"Hello everyone, excited to finally start managing this great football club," Postecoglou told SPURSPLAY. I am really looking forward to our upcoming assignment.
I think this is an exciting opportunity for us to take a new direction in playing football and create an environment that embodies the values ??and traditions of this great football club, hopefully, a team all of you can be proud of and even more. . Very important: be curious about it. "I can assure you that we will leave no stone unturned during pre-season - myself, staff, and players - to ensure that as the league approaches you will all be as excited for the season to come as I am."
"I'm really looking forward to seeing everyone in the stadium, especially our first home game, and looking forward to the next trip."
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