Tottenham Hotspur have started making moves to appoint Adi Hütter as their long-term manager following a disappointing 2025/26 season.
The North London club recently placed Igor Tudor in charge on an interim basis until the end of the campaign, but he is expected to leave in the summer. Spurs are assessing several managerial options, with reports from Rudy Galetti indicating that Hütter is among their key targets.
The 56-year-old, who previously managed AS Monaco, had a mixed spell in Ligue 1 but remains a respected figure. Tottenham have already taken initial steps toward securing his services, and the prospect of managing in the Premier League could appeal to him.
Spurs are determined to make the right managerial appointment this summer after struggling to get consistent performances from their squad. Despite having talented players, neither Tudor nor Thomas Frank has been able to fully unlock the team’s potential.
As a club with significant stature, Tottenham are expected to compete regularly for UEFA Champions League qualification and challenge for domestic honours. Although they won the UEFA Europa League last season, they have failed to build on that success, with frequent managerial changes disrupting progress.
Hütter brings experience and a strong managerial background, but taking charge at Tottenham would present a major challenge. The club has faced ongoing criticism for underperforming relative to its potential, and expectations for immediate improvement would be high.
If appointed, he would inherit a squad with quality players and could receive financial backing in the summer, provided Tottenham maintain their Premier League status. Meanwhile, other candidates, including Roberto De Zerbi, remain under consideration as the club continues its search.
