ANGE POSTECOGLOU has already had interest from other clubs since his ruthless Spurs axing – but may take some time out before getting back into management.
The Aussie, 59, was brutally shown the door by Daniel Levy earlier this month, just 16 days since ending Tottenham’s 17-year trophy drought with their Europa League triumph.
Thomas Frank is the North Londoners’ No1 choice as their next manager, with Spurs currently in negotiations with Brentford over compensation.
It is thought that the Dane would like to bring star forward Bryan Mbeumo with him to North London.
The Cameroonian could cost up to £60million with Manchester United also trying to sign him.
Postecoglou, meanwhile, is understood to have been sounded out by clubs in England and on the Continent already.
But the former Celtic treble-winner, who is enjoying some time with his family, is happy not to rush any decision over his future.
That does not rule out a quick return to management, however, should the right opportunity present itself.
Postecoglou, who has won trophies in the second season of every post he has had where he has lasted that long in the role, is believed to fancy another crack at the Premier League.
Some Spurs fans have been speculating on the curious timing of Postecoglou’s sacking.
