Tudor Demands No Excuses from Tottenham

Igor Tudor has been appointed as Tottenham's interim manager for the remainder of the season, with the primary objective of lifting the club out of a relegation battle. Currently just five points above the relegation zone, Tudor has made it clear that excuses will not be tolerated as he prepares the team for the final stretch of the season.

Tudor, who takes over from Thomas Frank, inherits a squad facing numerous injuries. He emphasized the need for immediate confidence and courage from his players, stating that everyone must contribute something extra given the club's current standing. The manager plans to implement an offensive style of play, which he prefers over a conservative approach.

The Croatian coach highlighted his belief in "style" over rigid systems, focusing on intelligent, offensive football. He also stressed the importance of physical conditioning, noting that covering significant distances with quality is crucial. Tudor is already acquainted with injured Tottenham players Dejan Kulusevski and Rodrigo Bentancur from his time at Juventus.

The north London derby is scheduled as Tudor's first match in charge. He expressed his desire for the team to play a brave and intelligent game that will resonate with the fans, ultimately aiming for victory.