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Tottenham confirm appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as new manager

  • On Tuesday, Tottenham Hotspur reached an agreement with Roberto De Zerbi to become their new head coach on a five-year contract following days of negotiations.
  • The club moved for De Zerbi after dismissing interim manager Igor Tudor on Sunday following a 44-day tenure, as Spurs sit 17th in the Premier League.
  • Fan groups including Women of the Lane and the Proud Lilywhites urged the club to reject De Zerbi on Friday, citing his past defense of Mason Greenwood while managing Marseille.
  • To secure the Italian coach amid a perilous season, Tottenham reportedly included a release clause in his deal should the club face relegation, giving him around 10 days to prepare for Sunderland on April 12.
  • De Zerbi's primary priority is ensuring Spurs remain in the top flight, having joined a team that won only two of its last 22 league fixtures with his first home match against Brighton.
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Tottenham Hotspur has hired Roberto De Zerbi as new head coach! The Italian is supposed to save the London tradition club of ÖFB defenders Kevin Danso from the gang into the second league ... Because the Spurs occupy the 17th place in the table, are only one point away from the descent zone. De Zerbi is the overall third coach of the Spurs this season after Thomas Frank and Igor Tudor. The 46-year-old makes his debut on 12 April at the table Elf…

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Roberto De Zerbi was hired as Tottenham's third manager of the season on Tuesday, in a last-minute bid by one of England's top clubs to avoid a costly relegation from the Premier League.

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Sports Illustrated broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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