Tudor Out: Tottenham Seeks Stability After Coach's Exit

0:00It's March 29th, Edinburgh news today starts now, AI-powered and ready, I'm Cory, with the story. Tottenham head coach Igor Tudor is gone after just six weeks in charge. He took over in February, but failed to win any of his five Premier League matches, managing only one draw and four losses. The club announced the split as mutual and effective immediately. They also parted ways with goalkeeping coach Tomislav Rodzik and physical coach Ricardo Ragnacchi. Spurs appreciated their hard work over those six weeks, but the results just weren't cutting it. Fans have been frustrated with the team's slide down the table. This is still breaking news, so expect more detail soon on who's next in the dugout. Meanwhile, Tottenham searches for stability amid the chaos. It leaves Spurs in a tough spot, but fresh leadership might spark a turnaround before the season slips away.