In the early morning of April 25, Beijing time, Tottenham Hotspur officially announced that the team's acting coach Stryni left class and Mason took over as head coach. Tottenham officials would like to thank Strini and his coaching staff for their professionalism at such a difficult time and wish him and his team all the best.
This is the second time Tottenham have changed coaches this season, and Mason is also the second time he has been Tottenham's "firefighting" manager. Previously, when Jose Mourinho left, Mason led the team to seven games.
On March 27 this year, Tottenham announced the departure of Italian Antonio Conte. Assistant coach Stryny was the acting manager of Tottenham and was scheduled to manage until the end of the season. However, Tottenham Hotspur lost 6-1 away to Newcastle last weekend, and Tottenham are as many as six points away from fourth-placed Manchester United with two games to play.
In the end, Tottenham chairman Levy made the decision to change coaches for the second time in one month. Levy bluntly stated in the official statement that the 1-6 defeat was unacceptable. The board, coaches and players all have collective responsibility, but ultimately the responsibility lies with themselves.
The 31-year-old has been with Tottenham since 2019 and will lead Tottenham to six Premier League games this season, followed by Tottenham's home to Manchester United and away to Liverpool, which is undoubtedly a challenge for the young Mason.