Igor Tudor's future at Tottenham is hanging by a thread after a woeful run of five losses in seven Premier League games. The manager, appointed in February following Thomas Frank's sacking, has overseen a team that has won just 30 points from 31 matches this season, matching their joint-lowest return since 1914-15. Spurs are winless in their past 13 league matches, the second-longest streak in their history. A 4-1 thrashing by Arsenal and a chaotic Champions League exit at Atletico Madrid have compounded the pressure. Tottenham face the prospect of their third manager change in a year as they struggle against relegation rivals.

The club's owners show no intent to intervene, leaving sporting director Johan Lange and chief executive Vinai Venkatesham to decide Tudor's fate. A £60m release clause collapse for a potential signing further highlights the chaos surrounding the club.