Spurs suffer immediate rejection from a managerial target just hours after Igor Tudor’s departure.

Tottenham have already been turned down by one of their managerial targets following the exit of Igor Tudor.

Tudor parted ways with Spurs by mutual agreement on Sunday after just seven games in charge. During that spell, he managed only one point from five Premier League fixtures and also saw the team knocked out of the Champions League by Atletico Madrid in the round of 16.

Spurs are now just one place and one point above the relegation zone, with seven matches remaining.

Former Monaco boss Adi Hutter, who has been without a club since his dismissal in October, has ruled himself out of the running. In a statement, the 56-year-old explained that despite recent links to several teams, he intends to wait until at least the start of next season before returning to management, a stance he says remains unchanged.

As for other potential candidates, Sean Dyche kept his cards close to his chest when asked about the role during a talkSPORT appearance, describing such situations as “tricky” and noting how any response can be misinterpreted.

Meanwhile, former Spurs boss Tim Sherwood has repeatedly expressed his interest in returning to the club. Club legend Harry Redknapp has also hinted he would be open to helping, saying Spurs need someone to lift morale and restore belief, warning that the team is in serious trouble.