There is little more Ange Postecoglou can do. What happens next is in the hands of Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy.
Spurs host Brighton on Sunday in their final game of a season that's swung between sublime to abysmal.
Defeat would condemn the club to a 17th-placed finish with 38 points, their worst ever Premier League campaign.
But given what has unfolded over the last few days, that disappointment, certainly in the eyes of supporters, is irrelevant.
For Tottenham are no longer nearly men. They are winners; the euphoria of Wednesday night's Europa League final success over Manchester United won't fade for some time yet.