After Liverpool, Premier League club cannot be ruled out for shock Ange Postecoglou swoop

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Tottenham Hotspur manager Ange Postecoglou could become a man in demand this summer.

A managerial merry-go-round could be on the cards with a number of high-profile vacancies opening up over the next few months.

Despite having only being appointed by Tottenham Hotspur last summer, Ange Postecoglou is already being linked with other jobs.

Ange Postecoglou eyed by Manchester United

According to ESPN, Manchester United cannot be ruled out of a potential swoop for the Australian this summer.

Speculation remains over whether the new ownership will stick or twist with Erik ten Hag over the next few months.

This report comes just weeks after Postecoglou was first linked with the vacancy which is opening up on Merseyside.

Jurgen Klopp’s imminent departure from Anfield has also see Postecoglou’s name thrown in the ring as the German’s possible replacement.

What Postecoglou said about links to Liverpool

The Australian has vastly improved the football on display at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium since his arrival.

Spurs could have their Champions League hopes boosted following West Ham’s exploits in the Europa League.

The Hammers’ latest victory could well have secured fifth spot in the Premier League of one of UEFA’s extra places in next season’s Champions League.

A lot of football is still to be played as Spurs eye up a spot in the top four still.

But Postecoglou has provided some reassurance to the Tottenham fans that he will still be in north London at the start of next season.

He said: “Right now it is about finishing the season strong with Tottenham and making sure we establish a strong foundation for who we want to be in years to come.”

“At the end of the day If I am doing a good job then it means that people will acknowledge that in one form or another, whatever that form is. So-called chat? Really? It is of no interest to me.”

Spurs fans will be reluctant to see Postecoglou linked with any other job considering the improvements made already.

Granted, the defeat against Fulham was an extremely disappointing one, but it is still fairly early days in the Postecoglou project.

With another summer under his belt and hopefully a season with fewer injuries, who knows what Spurs could achieve.