Tottenham defied all expectations last season by winning the Europa League and ending their 17-year wait for a major trophy. The Lilywhites went on an impressive run in Europe, eventually defeating Manchester United in the final to secure their first European title in 41 years. The achievement ensured Ange Postecoglou’s name would be remembered in the club’s history, as he became only the third manager to guide Tottenham to European silverware.

Credit must be given where it is due, as the Australian tactician stayed true to his promise by delivering a major trophy in his second season at the club. Tottenham shifted their focus toward the Europa League midway through the season, placing their priority on European success. The gamble paid off, but it also drew criticism from some supporters and sections of the media who felt the team had neglected domestic competitions.

Ange Postecoglou was dismissed as the Tottenham coach just days after winning the Europa League final.

Despite the Europa League triumph, Postecoglou was dismissed due to Tottenham’s struggles in the Premier League. The Lilywhites finished the domestic campaign just one place above the relegation zone, losing 22 matches. Performances were stagnating, and it became evident that the team was...