Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Igor Tudor as their new head coach, a move described by BBC Sport as a significant gamble following the sacking of Thomas Frank. The decision comes after a turbulent period for the north London club, with Frank dismissed amid poor results and fan unrest.

Tudor, previously a key figure in Frank's coaching setup, brings limited Premier League experience but offers continuity in tactics. Spurs face uncertainty as Tudor is unlikely to remain at the club until season's end, according to the report, raising questions about long-term stability. The appointment reflects a shift toward a more defensive, structured approach after Frank's attacking style failed to deliver consistent results. Tudor's lack of a major trophy win or high-profile managerial success elsewhere underscores the risk Tottenham is taking.