Igor Tudor has been dismissed as Tottenham Hotspur's interim head coach after just 44 days and seven matches in charge. Spurs announced they have mutually agreed to part ways with the Croatian with immediate effect, following a disastrous run that saw the team slide to 17th in the Premier League table.

Tudor, who replaced the sacked Thomas Frank on 14 February, leaves Tottenham hovering just one point above the relegation zone with seven games remaining. The 3-0 home defeat by Nottingham Forest last week proved pivotal, coming after Tottenham had already suffered five defeats in seven matches across all competitions. The club confirmed goalkeeping coach Tomislav Rogic and physical coach Riccardo Ragnacci have also departed.

Spurs acknowledged Tudor's recent bereavement, noting he missed post-match media duties after the Forest loss due to his father's death. The club praised the trio's efforts during their six-week tenure while promising an update on a new head coach "in due course." Tudor's brief spell represents one of the shortest managerial stints in Tottenham's recent history, raising serious questions about the club's direction during this critical final stretch of the season.