Tottenham’s players do not expect Ange Postecoglou to be in charge next season despite winning the Europa League.
The Spurs boss has one year remaining on his contract, but it will require a change of heart from chairman Daniel Levy, who is thought to have already started exploring alternatives, including Marco Silva of Fulham.
Postecoglou’s place in the club’s folklore is secure after his team to beat Manchester United on Wednesday, clinching their first trophy in 17 years, their first in Europe in 41, a lucrative ticket to next season’s Champions League and a UEFA Super Cup date in August against Inter Milan or Paris Saint-Germain.