Tottenham have been decided to herald Feyenoord boss Arne Slot as their head coach; the Dutchman led Feyenoord to only their second Eredivisie title this century; Slot met his membership for talks however says they have been solely to increase his contract

Arne Slot says he’s staying at Feyenoord amid curiosity from Tottenham.

Spurs have been decided to get Slot after he secured the Eredivisie title with Feyenoord this season.

Tottenham have at all times pressured they’d no conversations instantly with Slot or Feyenoord, and by no means remark publicly on staff of different soccer golf equipment.

Sky Sports News have additionally been informed that Spurs’ bosses really feel Slot used their curiosity in him to get an improved contract within the Netherlands – and it’s totally anticipated he’ll now signal a brand new take care of Feyenoord.

In an announcement issued to Sky Sports News by his representatives on Thursday morning, Slot mentioned: “I’ve been listening to quite a lot of rumours going round about different golf equipment’ curiosity in me.

“Although I am thankful my wish is to stay at Feyenoord and continue working on what we created last year.

“There just isn’t – and there has not – been switch dialog and yesterday’s assembly [with Feyenoord] was solely for an extension.

“All talks with the club have always been only in that sense. Looking forward to next season with Feyenoord.”

Where do Spurs go from right here?

Sky Sports News’ senior reporter Rob Dorsett:

“As far as Tottenham are concerned, it’s a disappointment. But they were never concrete in their approach for Slot. It never got to any formal stage of discussions with him or Feyenoord, so Spurs will move on.

“When Nuno Espirito Santo was appointed, it took Spurs 76 days earlier than he acquired the job. It’s been precisely 60 days since Antonio Conte was sacked as Spurs supervisor. This is not occurring rapidly for Spurs – however that is deliberate, from my understanding.

“They want to be thorough and do their due diligence in their process of appointing a new manager. They will take their time.

“I perceive Spurs followers’ frustrations: they want to know who their new supervisor goes to be so the membership can begin understanding switch plans. But there isn’t a rush from Spurs’ perspective.

“They don’t have to play any more football after Sunday’s final game of the Premier League until next season. It gives Daniel Levy time to consider their options and look at the other managers who could be in the running.

“We know Ange Postecoglou of Celtic has been on their record. Roberto De Zerbi has been doing a incredible job at Brighton, he is on their record, as is Marco Silva at Fulham. They’ve additionally been linked with out-of-work managers together with Luis Enrique they usually have lengthy tracked the work of Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers.

“The truth is: we don’t know to who Spurs go next from here. They are back to the drawing board. But there is an extensive recruitment plan as to who they want as their next manager – but after a bit of bad blood on both sides, it won’t be Arne Slot.”

Mason: I’m prepared for the Spurs job

Spurs appearing head coach Ryan Mason believes he is able to step as much as the plate for Spurs ought to he be given the full-time job.

However, the 31-year-old – who’s in his second stint in caretaker cost of the membership – has solely received one out of his 5 video games on this newest interval within the Spurs dugout.

Speaking earlier than Tottenham’s 3-1 loss to Brentford on the weekend, Mason mentioned: “I’ve said that I feel ready to help this club in this moment and I absolutely trust my team, I trust the people at this club.

“Of course, these choices are membership choices, however I stay assured in who I’m, who my teaching group are as individuals.

“I feel like we have a good connection with this club and the players and we can have an impact in this short space of time.

“Going ahead, these are issues which can be sooner or later. They’re not likely on my thoughts at this second in time, we’re simply attempting to create one thing proper now and we have tried to do this.

“We’re doing OK at that but it’s important that we get results on the football pitch.”