Tottenham are sticking with manager Ange Postecoglou despite a shock 2-1 loss to Leicester City at the weekend, which deepened their woes.
The Foxes claimed a dramatic victory with a five-minute turnaround in the second half, marking the end of their eight-match winless run in the Premier League and handing Spurs their fourth consecutive league defeat.
The pressure on Postecoglou continues to rise, especially with the squad facing significant injury issues.
Spurs were missing ten first-team players, including James Maddison, who was ruled out with a knock, and both Richarlison and Pape Matar Sarr were forced off early due to fitness concerns.
Despite the difficult circumstances, Tottenham have decided to stand by the Australian manager for now.
Reports suggest that the club is focused on getting through the end of the transfer window and navigating their ongoing injury crisis, although Postecoglou’s position remains under scrutiny.
With only one signing so far this transfer window, Czech goalkeeper Antonin Kinsky, Tottenham is hopeful of securing more reinforcements before the deadline.
The club is also facing a challenging run of fixtures, including a quick turnaround before their Europa League clash against Elfsborg and a tough visit to Brentford in the league.
When questioned about his job security, Postecoglou remained uncertain about his future, admitting that he doesn’t know if he will still be in charge after this critical period.
He expressed confidence, however, in the commitment of his players and staff, stating that the team’s determination remains strong despite the adversity.