Tottenham lock in new manager! The treble boss took over this week on a 2+1 contract and has been questioned

On Monday, a number of media outlets confirmed that Tottenham Hotspur will sign a 2+1 contract with Postcoglu, and Tottenham will announce the former Celtic boss this week as the official first-team manager.

After the sack of Conte, Tottenham have been looking for a new manager, and managers such as Enrique, Nagelsmann and Slote were once on Tottenham's selection list. The media revealed that Nagelsmann did not accept Tottenham's invitation and could take over Paris Saint-Germain.

The Daily Mail revealed that Postcoglu had been in formal contact with him on Monday after he made it clear that they wanted to coach Tottenham. The Times revealed that Postcoglu will sign a two-year contract with Tottenham, with the option of a one-year extension.

The 57-year-old has led the Celtics to Scottish Premier League, Scottish Cup and Scottish Super Cup this season, marking the eighth Celtic treble in Celtic history and their fifth in seven years. During his time in charge, Celtic won five titles in six competitions.

With Paratici suffering a global ban, Tottenham's quick finalisation of a new manager could be beneficial for their preparation for the new season. However, as an Australian manager, Postcoglu, who has never managed a Premier League side, has been questioned by Tottenham fans. With his emphasis on possession tactics, Postcoglu has attracted the attention of clubs such as Brighton and Chelsea.