Tottenham fans have delivered a strong verdict on Ange Postecoglou’s next potential destination, and most agree he is far too good for it.
Since receiving the sack from Daniel Levy just a few days after his Europa League triumph in Bilbao, Spain, Ange Postecoglou has been linked with several clubs across the globe as speculation swirls over his next move in management.
The former Tottenham Hotspur boss is attracting interest from the Middle East, with reports claiming that Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli have identified Postecoglou as a managerial target ahead of next season.
In fact, less than 24 hours after his dismissal from Spurs, it was revealed that Ange had already received contact from multiple clubs, including one unnamed Premier League side, though those names have yet to surface publicly.
Tottenham fans react to LAFC links with Ange Postecoglou
A fresh report from BBC Sport yesterday claimed that Postecoglou is now attracting interest from Major League Soccer side Los Angeles FC, who are weighing up a move for the Australian coach.
Current LAFC boss Steve Cherundolo is expected to leave the club at the end of the current MLS season and return to Germany.
Ange Postecoglou is now understood to be among the names under consideration by the American outfit as they search for a successor.
Tottenham fans who have come across the latest links have wasted no time in making their feelings known, with many expressing the view that the former Spurs manager is simply too good for the MLS and deserves a bigger platform.
“He is so much better than that”, while another agreed, “He is way better than that”. A third supporter joked: “Cannot lie, bro would tear up that League with 2-at-the-back. 😂😂”.
However, there were some who felt the move could suit him, with one stating: “He would be great in MLS to be honest.
What next for former Spurs boss Ange Postecoglou?
Of course, while Ange Postecoglou delivered on his second-season trophy promise, the links to a club in the MLS might appear rather underwhelming given his recent European success.
One might have expected more sides from Europe’s top five leagues to show interest in the Australian, particularly after lifting a European trophy with Tottenham, but that has not been reflected in the recent reports.
That being said, a move to the USA would not be off the cards for Postecoglou, who is not shy to test himself in unfamiliar territory, having managed in Australia, Japan and Scotland in his career.
