HUGE decision reached as “SACKED” after ENIC reveal MASSIVE update to Igor Tudor Tottenham future following mass sack chant by Tottenham fans

After internal discussions about whether to dismiss Igor Tudor, a new report claims Tottenham Hotspur have decided to keep the Croatian in charge for now, while also outlining how the club plans to move forward.

Tudor has yet to earn a point since taking over as interim manager, with the 47-year-old overseeing three consecutive defeats. The poor run has intensified fears that Spurs could be dragged into a relegation battle in the Premier League. They currently sit just one point above the drop zone, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to see where their next positive result might come from.

According to talkSPORT, Tottenham have decided against making an immediate managerial change. The report stated that Tudor will remain in charge for the time being.

However, the situation is far from secure. The club’s leadership has already started considering potential replacements should results fail to improve.

One name prominently linked with the role is former Spurs striker Robbie Keane, who currently manages Ferencvárosi TC. The report suggests Keane would be interested in the job if Tottenham decide to make a change.

For now, though, the club appears willing to give Tudor a little more time. Reports indicate he could receive at least two more matches to try to turn things around.

Tottenham’s upcoming fixtures will provide a stern test. They travel to face Atlético Madrid in the UEFA Champions League next Tuesday before heading to Anfield to take on Liverpool in the Premier League five days later.

The pressure on Tudor is expected to grow significantly if Spurs suffer defeats in those matches. Should the club ultimately decide he is not the right man for the job, Keane is believed to be among the leading candidates to take over.

Appointing the former striker could quickly win over supporters, something Tottenham may desperately need as they attempt to avoid relegation. On the other hand, replacing a second manager in the same season could create further instability within a squad that already appears short on confidence.

Ultimately, whether Tottenham stick with Tudor or make another managerial change will depend on results in the coming weeks. At present, however, their form suggests the club faces a serious fight to remain in the Premier League.