Borussia Dortmund head coach Niko Kovac gestured
During the UEFA Champions League
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At the Juventus Stadium.
Earlier this month, Tottenham Hotspur appointed Igor Tudor as their new manager after parting ways with Thomas Frank.
Tottenham have endured a difficult campaign, winning seven of their 27 league matches and now sit 16th in the table. At the weekend, Tudor took charge of Spurs' home defeat to Arsenal in the North London derby.
The Croatian will only be in charge until the end of this season and Tottenham will then have to look for a permanent manager. John Heitinga wanted to take over from frankBut Spurs did not trust him.
image There is a report on the possibility of Borussia Dortmund manager Niko Kovac joining the Premier League team.
Earlier this week, BVB's Champions League campaign ended with a 4-1 defeat to Atalanta. The newspaper focuses on what the defeat means for the Bundesliga side and mentions Tottenham as an option for Kovac.
Niko Kovac criticized after CL exit
Borussia Dortmund will miss out on €11m from UEFA after being knocked out of the Champions League.
Whereas, this could slow down Nico Schlotterbach's renewal talks 'Criticism of coach Niko Kovac can have unexpected consequences'. This suggests that the 54-year-old may be encouraged to look towards the door.
The manager faced criticism for his decisions following the defeat to La Dea. He started Emre Can, who returned from injury, and did not replace Ramy Bensebaini. The latter failed to make an impact against Atalanta.
Despite the criticism, the outlet says Niko Kovac is getting the best out of the team he has. Therefore, BVB wants to retain him at least until his contract expires in 2027.
Strong interest from Tottenham
Also he is attracting 'strong interest' From other clubs. Bild claim that Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea have all expressed interest and made contact during the season.
Therefore, the report says 'There is a demand for a coach' In England, where Spurs and two other clubs have already expressed their interest.
Niko Kovac, for his part, could see himself moving to England, which should make Tottenham and others happy.
For now, the manager wants to remain focused on his work at Borussia Dortmund until the end of the season.
