Major development in Chelsea manager search could be good news for Tottenham

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Chelsea seem to be narrowing down their list of managerial candidates, which could end up being good news for Tottenham, who are also on the search for a new manager.

The Blues have supposedly contacted former Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino and expect to hold further talks with Julian Nagelsmann, according to the Telegraph.

They add that Luis Enrique and Ruben Amorim are now seen as outsiders for the job, which could clear the way for Spurs to hire Enrique.

The Spanish tactician impressed in his time in charge of Barcelona, winning the treble in the 2014/15 season, but it may be that the huge task awaiting him at Chelsea would be too big a challenge.

Luis Enrique no longer looks a leading candidate for Chelsea

Coaches like Pochettino or Nagelsmann may be better suited to the huge rebuilding job required at Stamford Bridge, whereas Enrique could be well suited to the current situation at Tottenham.

The north London outfit have a decent team but didn’t look particularly happy with the playing style of Antonio Conte, so could benefit from working under a more attack-minded tactician like Enrique.

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  1. I have never seen some confused as this Chelsea new owner his living a great coach like Enrique to go tottenham he must be joking I no he doesn’t want the Best from this Chelsea team his going for na inexperience coach’s his joking I believe he should bring in Enrique and see the best out of this Chelsea team 🇬🇧

  2. Spurs have won one cup in 20 years under the leadership of Daniel Levy and in my view, the sooner he departs the better. His dealings in the transfer market have been very poor and his choice of managers has a lot to be desired . Furthermore, our owner appears disinterested in the club and rarely visits or invests in new players. The club has become a joke and I can understand why potential managers are reluctant to work under Levy’s stewardship. He made a scapegoat of the best manager we have had in decades and didn’t back Pochettino for two transfer windows. Please do us a favour Mr Levy and part ways with Tottenham Hotspur.

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